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Islamabad Driving Licence Fee 2026

ITP fees under the May 2024 notification: learner Rs 1,000, car or motorcycle Rs 3,000, professional Rs 10,000, digital card Rs 2,000.
Licence class
New licenceIslamabad
Total fee
5,400Rs
Non-professional licence (car, motorcycle)Rs 3,000
MedicalRs 200
Road testRs 200
Digital licence cardRs 2,000

Islamabad rates from the May 2024 notification as reported in the press. Confirm at the ITP licensing branch.

In Islamabad a car or motorcycle driving licence costs Rs 3,000, and a professional licence for LTV or HTV costs Rs 10,000. Add Rs 200 for the medical, Rs 200 for the road test and Rs 2,000 for the digital licence card. A learner permit costs Rs 1,000 for six months.

These flat fees were set by the Chief Commissioner's office in May 2024. Unlike Punjab, the fee does not change with the number of years.

Islamabad licence fees

ServiceFee
Learner permit, 6 monthsRs 1,000
Learner permit renewalRs 500
Non-professional licence (car, motorcycle)Rs 3,000
Professional licence (LTV, HTV)Rs 10,000
Digital licence cardRs 2,000
MedicalRs 200
Road test, car or motorcycleRs 200
Road test, LTVRs 300
Road test, HTVRs 500
Renewal within 30 days of expiryRs 2,000
Renewal, 30 days to 1 yearRs 2,500
Renewal, 1 to 3 yearsRs 3,000
Renewal, more than 3 yearsRs 8,000
Duplicate licenceRs 3,000
Restoring a suspended licenceRs 20,000

Worked examples

First car licence.

Item Amount
Learner permit, 6 months Rs 1,000
Non-professional licence Rs 3,000
Medical Rs 200
Road test Rs 200
Digital licence card Rs 2,000
Total Rs 6,400

Taxi or van driver needing LTV. Professional licence Rs 10,000, medical Rs 200, LTV road test Rs 300, card Rs 2,000: Rs 12,500, plus the learner permit if you do not have one. For HTV the road test is Rs 500, so the total is Rs 12,700.

Renewal three months after expiry. Rs 2,500 for renewal between 30 days and one year after expiry, plus Rs 2,000 if you also take the digital card.

Islamabad compared with Punjab

Islamabad is dearer for a short licence and similar for a long one. A car licence costs Rs 5,400 with the card in Islamabad, against Rs 1,980 for 1 year or Rs 7,380 for 5 years in Punjab. For LTV the gap is wide: Rs 12,500 in Islamabad against Rs 9,880 for 5 years in Punjab. See the Punjab fee page for its per-year table.

On 2 July 2026 Dawn reported that the Auditor General called these May 2024 increases 'abnormally high', between 100% and 733% above the 2018 rates, and recommended a review. No change had been reported by 30 September 2026.

The Islamabad Traffic Police site could not be opened by our tools on 30 September 2026, so these fees come from Dawn and ARY News reports of the notification. Reports differ on renewal between 30 days and a year after expiry (Rs 2,500 in Dawn, Rs 3,500 in another outlet). Renewal 1 to 3 years late (Rs 3,000) and more than 3 years late (Rs 8,000) and the LTV and HTV road test fees are as listed by Dawn only. Confirm at the ITP licensing branch.

Questions people ask

What is the Islamabad driving license fee?

Rs 3,000 for a car or motorcycle licence and Rs 10,000 for a professional LTV or HTV licence, plus Rs 200 medical, a road test of Rs 200 (Rs 300 for LTV, Rs 500 for HTV) and Rs 2,000 for the digital card.

What is the learner permit fee in Islamabad?

Rs 1,000 for a learner permit valid for six months. Renewing a learner permit costs Rs 500.

Is the Rs 2,000 digital card compulsory?

The digital card fee was introduced with the May 2024 notification, and ARY News reported it applies to existing licence holders who switch to the new card. Ask ITP whether it is charged on your application, and untick it in the calculator if not.

What does a duplicate licence cost in Islamabad?

Rs 3,000. Restoring a suspended licence costs Rs 20,000.

Sources: Islamabad Chief Commissioner's office notification of May 2024 on driving licence fees, as reported by Dawn (15 May 2024) and ARY News (January 2025); Dawn report of 2 July 2026 on the Auditor General's audit of the fees.

Last reviewed 30 September 2026. Results are estimates; official notices always take precedence.