Russia Updates Driver License Renewal Rules for Expiring Licenses

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Russian motorists whose driver’s licenses have already expired or will expire between January 1 and December 31, 2022 are required to replace those documents. The press center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs announced this shift, according to a report from TASS. In practical terms, the policy signals a move away from automatic renewal toward a formal exchange system. The measure affects licenses whose validity ends within 2022 and aims to ensure that all licensed drivers on the roads carry up to date credentials that meet current medical and administrative standards. The announcement emphasized the mandatory nature of the exchange and warned that those who do not replace their licenses could face restrictions under the national transport framework. Observers note that the change could affect people who rely on driving for work or family responsibilities and would require planning and compliance across Russia’s vast regional network.

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