Romania Hikes Fees for Driving Documents Effective September 15
The DGPCI has announced new tariffs for driving documents, effective from September 15. Driving license fees will rise from 89 lei to 139 lei, while registration certificate fees will increase from 49 lei to 76 lei. Provisional circulation authorization fees will also see a hike from 13 lei to 25 lei. Payments made before September 15 will not be valid after this date, except for driving exam fees. Refunds for unused payments can be obtained through R.A.A.P.P.S.
The Directorate for Driving Permits and Vehicle Registration (DGPCI) announced on Monday, August 31, that new tariffs for driving documents will be implemented starting September 15. The fee for obtaining a driving license will rise from 89 lei to 139 lei. Simultaneously, the cost for a registration certificate will increase from 49 lei to 76 lei. The fee for provisional circulation authorization is set to jump from 13 lei to 25 lei.
These changes mean that payments made prior to September 15 will be deemed invalid, with the exception of driving exam fees, which will remain valid. Refunds can be processed through the R.A.A.P.P.S. for those who have made payments but have not yet used them. Refund requests will be necessary for these transactions.
Payments can be conveniently made through SelfPay stations or the online platform ghiseul.ro. The DGPCI has emphasized the importance of using these updated methods. This ensures smooth transactions and compliance with the new tariff structure.
Bucharest has over 2 million people. Approximately 1.6 million registered vehicles operate in the capital, according to the Ministry of Interior. A major shift ahead. Furthermore, data from the Romanian Police in September 2025 shows that about half of Bucharest's residents hold driving licenses, highlighting the significant impact these changes will have on the population.
Comentarii
Fii primul care comentează.
