An expired driver's licence (not older than five years) from that jurisdiction is also acceptable.

If the person is a former resident of a Canadian province or territory then they must have a valid driver's licence from that jurisdiction.

New residents wanting a Saskatchewan driver's licence without being tested must meet some requirements: The nine-month learning period and driver training requirement may be waived if you can prove past driving experience by providing a valid driver's licence, written in English or French, or a valid licence in another language accompanied by a translation document acceptable to SGI (i.e. Please check with any Saskatchewan motor licence issuer, driver examination office, or visit Moving to Saskatchewan or contact us toll free at 1-844-TLK-2SGI (1-84). Saskatchewan may also accept a driver's licence from a country not listed. Licenses from Germany, Switzerland, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, Isle of Man, Australia, Austria, Belgium, France, Japan, Jersey, Netherlands, New Zealand and Taiwan may be exchanged for a Saskatchewan Class 5 driver's licence and motorcycle endorsement, where applicable. Licences may be honoured from the United States.

Are a new resident, and the licence you hold is from another province, state or country not honoured or recognized in Saskatchewan.

Wish to change the class of your licence or obtain an endorsement or.

You wish to become a certified driver instructor in Saskatchewan.

Have not held a Saskatchewan driver's licence within the past five years.

You are required to complete a driver's examination if you: To obtain a driver's licence, you must be able to operate a vehicle safely and properly, understand all traffic signs and know the rules of the road. Electronic scans of these documents will be kept on file, in keeping with Canadian standards. They must also be originals, not photocopies. Each document must be from an authority such as a federal or provincial government or a federal agency (a full list of approved documents can be found in SGI's Establishing your identity pamphlet (pdf)).

The first time you apply for a Saskatchewan driver's licence, you will be asked to provide documents to prove your identity, proof of residency and entitlement to be in Canada. The classified driver's licence system establishes minimum standards of skill, knowledge, physical and mental fitness for the safe operation of different types of vehicles. To drive in Saskatchewan you must hold a valid driver's licence for the type of vehicle you wish to operate. Provincial regulations exist to meet safety needs as well as promote the efficient and safe flow of traffic. Driving is a responsibility and a privilege. Driver programs and examinations are designed to develop safe and capable drivers who know and understand the rules of the road.

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