Renewal process

Before expiration, you should renew your driver’s license. Alberta licenses can expire after 1 to 5 years, depending on your license class and other conditions. Your driver’s license’s expiration date can be seen there.

Documents Required:

• Your current driver’s license. Copies are not accepted.
• A completed renewal form.
• You can also be required to provide a medical form if you are over 75 or have a class 1, 2, or 4 driver’s license.

Cost:

Renewal of an Alberta driver’s license costs $93.65 in total. This holds for all classes with a five-year renewal. An extra $7.00 will be charged if your driver’s license is from another province.

Conditions you must Follow:

• Your probationary driver’s license must be held for at least two years.
• At eight demerit points, your license will be suspended (15 for fully licensed drivers).
• Have no booze in you.
• To obtain a commercial driver’s license, you cannot upgrade.
• You are not permitted to drive beside a trainee driver.
• Your learner’s permit must be valid for at least a year.
• When driving, you must always have a fully licensed driver with you.
• Have no booze in you.
• Between midnight and five in the morning, driving is prohibited.
• You will lose your license if you receive eight demerit points (15 for fully licensed drivers).