The DVLA issues driving licences and registers vehicles in Great Britain. UK expats often need to contact the DVLA for licence renewals, vehicle tax, change of address, and driving record queries while living abroad.
Dial 0300 790 6801 (within the UK)
011 44 300 790 6801
011 44 300 790 6801
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00 44 300 790 6801
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Call at 8:00 AM UK time when lines open
Have your driving licence number and National Insurance number ready
Avoid Mondays and lunchtimes (12-2 PM) when wait times are longest
Use the DVLA online services for most vehicle and licence queries
Tuesday–Thursday, 8:00–9:00 AM UK Time
DVLA website: gov.uk/dvla — online services for licences, vehicle tax, and records
DVLA contact form for non-urgent enquiries
Use View Driving Licence service on GOV.UK
Yes. From abroad, call +44 300 790 6801. The 0300 number only works within the UK. International calling rates apply.
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In most cases, yes. You can renew online at gov.uk if you have a valid UK passport. For paper licence conversions or address changes, you may need to call the DVLA or use their postal service.
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Have your driving licence number, National Insurance number, and vehicle registration number (if relevant). The DVLA will verify your identity before discussing your records.
Yes. The DVLA offers extensive online services at gov.uk/dvla, including licence renewal, vehicle tax, and viewing your driving record. You can also use their contact form for non-urgent enquiries.
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