Renewing Licenses in 2025: What You Need to Know
As the year 2025 approaches, drivers in Mexico are reminded that certain licenses must be renewed to continue driving on the country’s streets. Failure to do so may result in fines and even the permanent loss of their license.
Licenses That Must Be Renewed in 2025
In Mexico City, the following licenses must be renewed in 2025:
- Type A license: For drivers of private vehicles, compact vehicles, sedans, and vans.
- Type B license: For drivers of low and high displacement motorcycles.
- Type A Permanent License: Permanent license for drivers of private cars, compact cars, sedans, and trucks.
- Type A2 license: For drivers who drive both private vehicles and motorcycles.
- Card B license for taxis: Special permit for those who work as taxi drivers.
- Card License C: For the transportation of passengers.
- Card D License: For those who drive freight vehicles.
- E Card License: For specialized cargo transportation.
Renewing the Type E License
The Type E license, which expires every two or three years, requires the following documents to be renewed:
- Official and current identification.
- Proof of address less than 3 months old.
- CURP and possibly a birth certificate.
- Completed TSEMOVI_ST_ERR_6_1 format.
- Medical examination results.
- Proof of studies.
- Payment of the procedure fee (1,888 pesos for a 2-year validity or 2,836 pesos for a 3-year validity).
Where to Renew Your License
To renew your license, gather all the required documents and proof of payment, and visit the corresponding Citizen Service Area.
Renewing your license is a necessary requirement to continue driving on Mexico’s streets. Don’t wait until it’s too late, as failure to renew your license may result in fines and other consequences.