Driving licenses issued before April 2013 will be renewed automatically
a
Interior Ministry’s Assistant Undersecretary for Traffic Affairs Major General Abdullah Al-Muhanna said that a ministerial decision number 393 issued on April 1, 2013 states that if a driver or company representative (mandoub) changes his profession or cancels his residency visa, his driving license will be automatically cancelled and will not be renewed for two years pending a new application and procedures.
“This decision only applies to these two professions who had licenses issued after April 1, 2013”, he explained.
Muhanna said that the decision will not be applied to driving licenses issued before that date. “The recent decision number 5598 issued on Nov 25, 2015 confirms this and includes all professions changed after issuing driving licenses to ones not included in or exempted from the regular conditions of getting a minimum wage of KD 600, university degree, at least two years’ residency in Kuwait and limiting the license validity to that of the residency visa,” he explained, underlining that all driving licenses issued before April 1, 2013 are not included in the decision and are renewed automatically. – Al-Anbaa
Source : Kuwait Times
Kuwait News
- Events in Kuwait
- 22 African expatriates arrested
- Only 2 visit visas granted per year
- Man gets 5-years
- 10,000 Filipinos living illegally in Kuwait
- Price of diesel, kerosene set to rise in September
- Foreigners should be fully aware of their duties
- Expatriate sentenced to four years in prison with KD5,000 fine and deportation
- Owners inform tenants to bear cost of electricity and water, new rates will be …….
- Mishref and Subah Al Salem project
- Check your passports detail
- Eid al Adha 2017 Holidays
- 1st September is the first day of Eid Al-Adha 2017
- 500 workers referred to prosecution
- 76 gays arrested
- New Increased Medical Fees
- Police are looking for three women
- Labor rights in Kuwait
- 18 years old killed his 50 years old mother
- MOI warns people
- Naval Base on Failaka
Filed in: All • Expats in Kuwait • Local News
Subscribe
If you enjoyed this article, subscribe to receive more just like it.
