Introduction Driving licenses in Nepal have transitioned from the traditional paper-based format to Smart Driving License Cards. These cards are secure, tamper-proof, and are required for all official purposes including vehicle registration, insurance, and traffic compliance. If you are waiting for your smart license card, this guide will help you check today’s printed name list,
Here’s an overview of how the smart-card driving licence printing process works in Nepal (as of late 2025), and what you need to know if you are applying — especially relevant if you’re in Pokhara / Gandaki Province. ✅ Who issues driving-licence smart cards 📝 Steps: from application to collecting your smart card Here’s a
Here’s an overview of the smart-card driving licence system in Nepal (as of recent years) — what it is, how it works, what’s good and what problems remain. If you like, I can check specifically for what’s the local status. ✅ What is Nepal’s Smart-Card Driving Licence 📝 How to Get a Smart-Card Licence in
Here’s how to process an “emergency / urgent” smart-card driving license printing in Nepal (i.e. when you need the smart license quickly). The steps are based on the latest publicly available information from Department of Transport Management (DoTM) and relevant authorities. ✅ Who can apply for emergency/urgent smart-card printing If you belong to one of
Here is a clear and simple explanation of the Nepali Driving License Card Printing Process (in English): Nepal Driving License Card Printing Process – Step-by-Step 1. Online Application / Registration 2. Biometrics Enrollment 3. Written / Theory Test 4. Practical Driving Test 5. License Approval 6. Printing Queue 7. Card Printing 8. Quality Check &
Certainly! Here’s a short note on preparing for the driving license written exam in Nepal: Driving License Written Exam Preparation in Nepal The written exam for a driving license in Nepal assesses your knowledge of traffic laws, road signs, and safe driving practices. To prepare effectively, follow these tips: ,
Nepal has entered a new era of digital transformation in the transport sector with the introduction of driving license smart cards printed within the country. Previously, Nepali driving licenses were paper-based or laminated, which were easily damaged and prone to forgery. To address these issues and to align with international standards, the Department of Transport
Note on Online Driving License Smart Card Print in Nepal In Nepal, the process of printing the Driving License Smart Card has been digitized to improve service delivery and reduce manual hassles. After successfully passing the written and trial exams conducted by the Department of Transport Management (DoTM), applicants can track the status and print
In Nepal, the Driving License Smart Card is a modern, chip-based license introduced by the Department of Transport Management (DoTM) to replace the traditional paper license. It contains a microchip that securely stores the license holder’s personal and driving information, including biometric data, license categories, issue and expiry dates. Key Features: This smart card system
In Nepal, the smart driving license card printing process has improved over the years, but there can still be delays. Here’s a general overview of the process after you’ve passed your driving test and applied for the license: 1. License Approval Once you pass the written and practical exams, your license application is approved in
 or [https://onlineedlreg.dotm.gov.np](https://onlineedlreg.dotm.gov.np). 2. **Check License Print Status**: Use your **application ID** or **license number** to check the smart card print status. It will show whether your card is: * In queue * Under printing process * Printed and ready for distribution 3. **Smart Card Collection**: Once the status shows "Printed", visit your designated transport office with your original documents and citizenship to collect the card. 4. **SMS/Online Notification**: The system may also notify you via SMS or email once your card is ready (if you provided contact details during application). **Note**: Due to technical delays or system backlogs, smart card printing may take several weeks or months. The online tracking helps applicants avoid unnecessary visits and wait times. This online initiative is part of Nepal’s broader digital governance strategy aimed at providing faster, more transparent public services.](https://merotechno.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/1000067239-150x150.jpg)
