Planning a road trip through the stunning landscapes of Gilgit Baltistan? Before you rev your engine, let’s make sure you have all the right paperwork, starting with your driving license. Good news: Getting your driving license in GB is now easier with the online application process. In this guide, we’ll show you how to apply, what documents you’ll need, and how much it’ll cost you. Stick around, it’s simpler than you think!
Applying Online: A Step-by-Step Guide
Remember the days of endless lines and stacks of paperwork? Thankfully, those are behind us. Now, getting a driving license in Gilgit Baltistan is a breeze, thanks to online services. Here’s how you can do it:
Step 1: Head to the DLIMS Website
Kick things off by visiting the official site of the Driving License Issuance and Management System (DLIMS) for Gilgit Baltistan. The URL is dlmis.gbp.gov.pk.
Step 2: Set Up Your Account
If you’re new, you’ll need to register. Enter your name, contact info, and CNIC (Computerized National Identity Card) number.
Step 3: Complete the Application Form
Once you’re logged in, find the new driving license section. Fill out the form with accurate info like your address and the type of license you need (car, motorcycle, etc.).
Step 4: Gather the Necessary Documents
For a Learner License:
– A copy of your CNIC
– A Rs.60 ticket from any Post Office
– A Code Book of Traffic Rules from the Traffic Police Office
– A Medical Certificate from an authorized doctor
For a New Regular License:
– Endorsement Form
– Medical Certificate copy
– CNIC copy
– 2 attested recent photos
– Original Learner Permit (at least six weeks old)
– Driving tickets as per the schedule
– First license attached
For License Renewal:
– Required Application Form E within a file cover
– 2 passport-size photos
– CNIC copy
– Original Driving License
– Medical Report
– Relevant license ticket
Note: No renewal charges within one month. Late renewals incur fines: 50% within 90 days, 100% after 90 days but within a year.
Step 5: Book an Appointment
After submitting your application, set up an appointment for physical and biometric verification at the licensing center.
Step 6: Pay the Fee
Fees vary by license type. A learner’s permit costs Rs. 60. Additional fees include Rs. 450 for the bank challan and Rs. 66 for the IDP. Duplicates cost Rs. 100 for motorbikes, Rs. 150 for cars and LTV, and Rs. 200 for HTVs. Vehicle verification costs Rs. 300 for motorbikes and Rs. 1000 for other vehicles.
Age Limits for Learner Permits:
– Motorcycle/Car: 18 years
– LTV (Rickshaw, Taxi, Tractor Commercial): 21 years
Note: Learner permits are issued daily and are valid for six months.
After you’ve finished all the steps, your application will be processed. Track your application status on the DLIMS website using your application ID.