Driving License

Getting a driving licence in Pakistan looks different depending on which province you’re in, and Punjab runs one of the most developed systems in the country. This guide focuses specifically on driving licence in Punjab — what the system actually is, how it works city by city, and what to expect whether you’re in Lahore […]

You want a driving licence, and you’d rather not spend a whole day standing in a government office queue to get one. The good news: a large part of the process can now be done online. The part nobody tells you upfront is that “apply for a driving licence” actually means two separate applications —

Your driving licence is about to expire, or maybe it already has. You’ve heard renewal can be done online, but nobody’s told you which website, how much it costs, or how long you’ll be waiting. That’s what this guide sorts out — province by province, fee by fee, with the parts most guides skip entirely.

If you’ve ever typed “driving licence online check” into Google at 11pm, hoping to confirm your licence is real before a job interview or a trip abroad, you already know the problem: Pakistan doesn’t have one single portal. Punjab, KPK, Sindh, Islamabad, Balochistan, and AJK each run their own system, and picking the wrong one

You applied for your driving licence weeks ago. Now you’re refreshing your phone every other day, wondering if it’s even being processed. That’s normal — and there’s a simple fix. Driving licence tracking is the process of checking exactly where your application stands, from the day you submit it to the day it lands in