Portugal - Replace your drivers license
ProcedureEdit
If your current driving licence or learner driving permit is lost, stolen, damaged or defaced, you should apply to the Instituto da Mobilidade e dos Transportes (IMTT) for a replacement. The replacement licence or permit is a duplicate or exact copy of your original driving licence or learner permit.
If there are any special provisions on your original licence or permit (for example, a requirement that you wear spectacles, or you drive an adapted vehicle, the duplicate licence/permit will also show these provisions. The duplicate license/permit will be valid for the same period as your original
Required DocumentsEdit
Revalidation of a driving licence
- A medical document attesting physical and mental ability to drive (Atestado Mdico)
- Completed IMTT Form requesting revalidation
- Two recent passport photographs with name printed on the reverse
- Passport, identity card or residency card - originals and photocopies
- Original driving licence and photocopy
- Fee
- Reissue of Lost, Stolen or Expired Licence
- IMTT form filled out and signed
- IMTT form request to reissue second document
- Photocopy of passport (main pages) or ID card and presentation of the originals
- Two colour photographs (3.5 x 2.5cm) with name clearly printed on the back
- Fee
Office Locations & ContactsEdit
Instituto da Mobilidade e dos Transportes (IMTT)
Terrestres IP, Ave das Foras Armadas 40, 1649-022 Lisboa
Telephone : 217 949 000
Helpline : 808 502 020
Fax: 217 973 777
E-mail : [email protected]
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EligibilityEdit
To renew a Portuguese driving licence for the first time, drivers require a medical certificate proving they are fit enough to drive.
FeesEdit
It will cost 45 to renew from IMTT plus the cost of a medical examination which is 30
ValidityEdit
The drivers license must be re-validated every 10yrs
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Processing TimeEdit
You will have to wait a maximum of 3 days
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InstructionsEdit
Renewal requests can be made at the IMTT office or the nearest citizen's shop (Loja do Cidado).
Under Portuguese law there is an obligation for drivers of 70 years or over to take a Revalidation Driving Test (Revalidao do Ttulo de Conduo)
Six months before reaching age 70 the licence holder must apply for the Revalidao do Ttulo de Conduo from their nearest IMTT office.
Required InformationEdit
- Identification number
- Names
- Drivers licence number
Need for the DocumentEdit
A driving license may be reissued in circumstances of loss, theft, and change of personal details (name, address, etc.)
On January 2 2013, the IMTT introduced a new system of licence renewal, which only applies to drivers who received their licence for the first time after that date. AM, A1, A2, A, B1, B and BE licences are renewed when the holder is aged 30, 40, 50, 60, 65 and 70, and every two years after that. If the driver acquired their licence between the ages of 25 and 30, their first revalidation is at the age of 40.
Drivers with commercial licences (Class C or D) must renew their licences regularly once they reach 40 years of age. This includes drivers of vehicles over 3.5 tonnes, buses (vehicles with over 8 passenger seats) and vehicles with towing facilities.
If they received a licence after January 2 2013, drivers of C-class vehicles have to renew their licences at the ages of 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65 and 70. After that, they must renew the licence every two years of age after that. Drivers of D-class vehicles must renew their licences at the same ages, but cannot drive D-class vehicles after they reach the age of 65.
All drivers of Category A, B, B+E and Sub-Category A1 and B1 vehicles aged 50, 60, 65, and 70 are obliged to renew their driving licences. After age 70 renewals must be applied for every two years. The rules cover several types of vehicle including motorbikes, cars with a weight limit of 3.5 tonnes and vehicles with tow bars
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Other uses of the Document/CertificateEdit
- Used for identification purpose
- Used to acquire insurance
- Used to indicate what type of vehicle a person is qualified to drive
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