Drivers Licence:

To drive in Saskatchewan you must have a valid licence that authorizes you to operate the type of vehicle that you wish to drive.

New drivers - if you have not held a Saskatchewan driver’s licence within the last five years, contact the SGI driver examination office nearest you to arrange for the qualifying tests. After successfully passing the test bring your test results to our office to apply for a licence. You will be considered a new driver if you are obtaining a driver’s licence (other than a learner’s licence) for the first time. You will also be a new driver if you have not held a driver’s licence in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, Austria or South Korea in the last five years, or if you have less than two years’ driving experience.

Classes of driver’s licences - certain vehicles fall into specific classifications and require different classes of driver’s licence. For information on these classes, come into our office to obtain a Saskatchewan Driver’s Handbook, discuss your requirements with one of our motor licence issuers or go to SGI’s website at www.sgi.sk.ca for more details.

Drivers pay a $25.00 annual fee for their driver’s licence in Saskatchewan. As an SGI authorized motor licence issuer we collect this fee on behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan.