How to Renew a Saskatchewan Driver's Licence (SGI)
A Saskatchewan driver's licence lasts 5 years and expires on the last day of your birth month. When it is due, renew at a motor licence issuer and have a new photo taken. Check SGI for the current renewal options and fees.
Good to know
- The licence term is 5 years; a new photo is taken at the end of each term.
- Vehicle registration can be renewed online through MySGI, but that is separate from your licence.
Step by step
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Check your expiry date.
It is the last day of your birth month, or of the month your immigration documents expire.
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Visit a motor licence issuer.
Find one on the SGI website.
- Have your new photo taken and pay.
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Frequently asked questions
How long is a Saskatchewan licence valid?
5 years.
When does my Saskatchewan licence expire?
On the last day of your birth month (or the month your immigration documents expire).
Sources
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