If you’re a driver in Edomex, you’ll want to know that the cost of getting a driver’s license is going up. The authorities have announced a price hike for this essential document, and it’s worth knowing what you’ll need to pay. The cost of a driver’s license can vary depending on the type of license you need, the duration, and the category of vehicle you’ll be driving. For instance, you can now ask for a permanent driver’s license in CDMX, which might be a good option to consider.
New Driver’s License Prices in Edomex
The license prices in Edomex are no longer negotiable, and you’ll need to have a valid license to drive without worrying about transit fines. The new prices will be in effect throughout 2025, and here’s a breakdown of what you can expect to pay for each type of license:
Automobile License “A” (Private Vehicle Drivers):
– 1 year: $719 pesos
– 2 years: $963 pesos
– 3 years: $1,287 pesos
– 4 years: $1,712 pesos
“C” Motorcyclist License:
– 1 year: $719 pesos
– 2 years: $963 pesos
– 3 years: $1,287 pesos
– 4 years: $1,712 pesos
Private Service Driver License “E”:
– 1 year: $942 pesos
– 2 years: $1,256 pesos
– 3 years: $1,675 pesos
– 4 years: $2,232 pesos
Provisional Permit “B” (for Minor Drivers):
– 1 year: $719 pesos
– 2 years: $963 pesos
Provisional Permit “A” (for Special Situations):
– 1 year: $3,420 pesos
Other Services:
– License duplicate: $486 pesos
– CONSTANCE: $109 pesos
How to Get Your License
If you’re applying for a license for the first time, you’ll need to gather certain documents. You’ll also need to pass a theoretical examination to approve your application. The required documents include:
– Birth certificate
– CURP updated and certified by Renapo
– Official identification in force with photography (such as INE credential, professional card, or military booklet)
– Proof of domicile no more than three months old (such as water, light, or telephone receipts)
– Non-registration certificate in the National Registry of Food Obligations
– Proof of payment corresponding to the type of license requested
Renewing Your License
If you’re renewing your license, the process is simpler. You’ll need to bring:
– Your previous license issued by the State of Mexico
– CURP updated and certified by Renapo
– Official identification in force with photography
– Certificate that proves you’re not registered in the National Registry of Food Obligations
– Corresponding payment proof
Where to Get Your Driver’s License
You can go to one of the 24 official modules enabled by the Ministry of Mobility in different parts of the State. It’s a good idea to check their official website to find the closest module to you. Despite the price change, having a valid driver’s license is mandatory, so it’s worth considering getting a permanent license if you’re eligible – it could save you money in the long run. Be sure to have all the necessary documents ready to speed up the process, and don’t wait until your license expires to avoid unnecessary fines and payments.