May only drive outside the limits of a city, in a city as a learner May only drive within a 80 kilometre radius of address shown on licence May only drive within a 40 kilometre radius of address shown on licence Must wear prescribed glasses or contact lenses If you become a Saskatchewan resident you may drive using your current driver's licence and vehicle plates for 90 days after taking up residence. Your existing licence gives you all of the same privileges it does in your home province, territory or state, excluding Class 1 vehicles (semis). As a visitor, you are not required to register your vehicle in this province unless you become a resident.įull-time students attending approved educational institutions, as well as their immediate families, do not have to exchange their driver's licence during the time they are living here to attend classes. As a visitor to Saskatchewan, you are not eligible to apply for a Saskatchewan driver's licence. If you want to drive a semi, you will need to take Mandatory Entry-Level Training and get a Saskatchewan Class 1 driver's licence. If you are a visitor or temporary foreign worker, your existing licence gives you all of the same privileges it does in your home province, territory or state exluding Class 1 vehicles (semis). If your licence includes any restrictions, you must obey the restrictions when driving. If you do not have your licence with you at the time, the officer may allow you up to 48 hours to produce it. You must produce your licence at the request of a peace officer. The driver's licence shown here was implemented on April 1, 2016. Saskatchewan driver's licenses offer enhanced security features and meet international standards, integrating facial recognition technology. Your driver's licence expires on the last day of your birth month or the last day of the month that your immigration documents expire.

How can i find a driver license number