Getting a Kiribati Driving License: Order Online Now!

Okay, so, I needed to get my driver’s license in Kiribati. Let me tell you, it wasn’t exactly a walk in the park, but I figured it out, and now I’m here to share my experience, step-by-step.

First things first: Getting the Application Form

So, the first thing I did was head over to the Licensing Office – Highway Authority. I needed to grab a provisional driving license application form. It cost me 1.50 AUD, not too bad. I got the form, no problem there. Easy enough, right?

Filling out the form

Next, I filled out the form with all my details. You know, the usual stuff – name, address, date of birth, etc. It was pretty straightforward, nothing too complicated. Just make sure all of the information is correct, you know? Double-check everything before you submit.

Submitting the Form and Waiting

Once I had the form all filled out, I went back to the Licensing Office. I handed it in, and then came the waiting game. They didn’t process it on the spot, which was a bit of a bummer. I guess these things take time.

Conversion of Foreign Driving License (For Foreigners)

• If you’re a foreigner like me, and already have a driver’s license from your home country, there’s an extra step.
• You have to take your foreign license to the Traffic Unit.
• There, you’ll pick up a “Conversion of Foreign Driving License” form.
• Fill out this form. Be careful and accurate!
• Submit the completed form to the Traffic Unit.

Online Option

Now, I heard there’s an online option for applying, which might be faster. I didn’t go that route, but it’s something to consider if you want to save some time. They say it’s more convenient than doing everything in person, but I can’t vouch for that since I didn’t try it myself.

Finally Got It!

After a bit of waiting, I finally got my Kiribati driving license! It was a bit of a process, but hey, I did it. Now I can legally drive around here, which is awesome.

So, that’s my story. Hopefully, this helps someone out there who’s trying to get their license in Kiribati. It’s not super complicated, but there are a few steps involved. Just be patient, and you’ll get there. Good luck!