LTO Student Permit Guide 2024 : Requirements, Process, and Fees

LTO Student Permit Guide 2024 : Requirements, Process, and Fees :-

LTO Student Permit Guide

Qualifications

To be eligible for an LTO student permit, you must meet the following qualifications:

• • Filipino citizen or foreign resident with at least one month of stay in the Philippines and proof of stay for at least six months
  • At least 16 years old (for Filipino citizens) or 18 years old (for foreign residents)
  • Physically and mentally fit to operate a vehicle

• • Can read and write in Filipino or English

• Must have accomplished the LTO’s 15-hour Theoretical Driving Course (TDC)
• No unsettled traffic violations
• Must have a valid email address

Requirements

To apply for an LTO student permit, you must submit the following documentary requirements:

• • Accomplished Application for Permits and Licenses (APL) Form

• Electronically transmitted medical certificate from an LTO-accredited medical clinic
• Original and photocopy of a valid government-issued ID
• Original and photocopy of PSA birth certificate
• Original and photocopy of TIN number
• Original and photocopy of TDC certificate
• Married certificate for married women
• Parents’ or guardian’s consent for applicants below 18 years old

Application Procedure

1. Go to the nearest LTO branch and get an APL form. You can also download the form from the LTO website.
2. Fill out the form and attach the required documentary requirements.
3. Submit your application to the LTO personnel and pay the applicable fees.
4. Get your queue number and wait for your name to be called.
5. When your name is called, proceed to the evaluator’s window. The evaluator will check your documents and ask you some questions.
6. If your application is approved, you will be given a student permit.

Validity and Renewal

An LTO student permit is valid for one year from the date of issuance. It must be renewed on or before the expiry date if the holder has not applied for the Non-Professional Driver’s License.

Tips

• Make sure to complete your TDC certificate before applying for a student permit.
• Bring all the required documentary requirements to avoid any delays in your application.
• Review the LTO’s driver’s education manual to prepare for the evaluator’s questions.
• Be polite and respectful to the LTO personnel.

What is an LTO Student Permit ?

An LTO Student Permit, also known as a student driver’s license or student driver’s permit, is an official document issued by the Land Transportation Office (LTO) to first-time drivers in the Philippines. It authorizes the holder to operate a motor vehicle under the guidance of a licensed driver.

A student permit is not a driver’s license per se, but it is a mandatory requirement for those who wish to obtain a full driver’s license. It is valid for one year from the date of issuance and cannot be renewed.

To qualify for an LTO Student Permit, applicants must meet the following requirements:

• Be a Filipino citizen or a foreign resident with at least one month of stay in the Philippines and proof of stay for at least six months.
• Be at least 16 years old for Filipino citizens or 18 years old for foreign residents.
• Be physically and mentally fit to operate a vehicle.
• Be able to read and write in Filipino or English.
• Must have completed the LTO’s 15-hour Theoretical Driving Course (TDC).
• Have no unsettled traffic violations.
• Have a valid email address.

Once the applicant has met all the requirements, they can apply for an LTO Student Permit by following these steps:

1. Go to the nearest LTO branch and get an Application for Permits and Licenses (APL) Form. You can also download the form from the LTO website.
2. Fill out the form and attach the required documentary requirements. These include:
   • Electronically transmitted medical certificate from an LTO-accredited medical clinic
   • Original and photocopy of a valid government-issued ID
   • Original and photocopy of PSA birth certificate
   • Original and photocopy of TIN number
   • Original and photocopy of TDC certificate
   • Married certificate for married women
   • Parents’ or guardian’s consent for applicants below 18 years old
3. Submit your application to the LTO personnel and pay the applicable fees.
4. Get your queue number and wait for your name to be called.
5. When your name is called, proceed to the evaluator’s window. The evaluator will check your documents and ask you some questions.
6. If your application is approved, you will be given a student permit.

LTO Student Permit Requirements 2024

The following are the LTO Student Permit requirements for 2023:

• Duly accomplished Application for Permits and Licenses (APL) Form
• Electronically transmitted medical certificate from any LTO-accredited medical clinic

Original and photocopy of any of the following:

• PSA/NSO Certificate of Birth
• Valid Philippine ID
• Passport
• Local Civil Registry (LCR) Birth Certificate (in areas where there is no PSA offices)
• PSA Certificate of Marriage

Original and photocopy of TDC certificate

Parents’ or guardian’s consent for applicants below 18 years old

Additional requirements for foreign residents:

• Proof of stay in the Philippines for at least one month

Fees:

• Student Permit Application Fee: PhP 300.00
• Student Permit Fee: PhP 320.00
• Medical Certificate Fee: PhP 400.00
• TDC Certificate Fee: Varies depending on the driving school

Please note that the LTO may require additional requirements depending on the specific circumstances of the applicant. It is always best to check with the LTO directly for the most up-to-date information on student permit requirements.

Qualifications :

To Be Eligible for an LTO Student Permit in 2023, you must meet the following qualifications:

• Filipino citizen or foreign resident with at least one month of stay in the Philippines and proof of stay for at least six months
• At least 16 years old (for Filipino citizens) or 18 years old (for foreign residents)
• Physically and mentally fit to operate a vehicle
• Can read and write in Filipino or English
• Must have accomplished the LTO’s 15-hour Theoretical Driving Course (TDC)
• No unsettled traffic violations
• Must have a valid email address

Student License Requirements 2024

The LTO Student Permit requirements for 2024 are as follows:

• Accomplished Application for Permits and Licenses (APL) Form
• Electronically transmitted medical certificate from any LTO-accredited medical clinic

Original and photocopy of any of the following:

1. PSA/NSO Certificate of Birth
2. Valid Philippine ID
3. Passport
4. Local Civil Registry (LCR) Birth Certificate (in areas where there is no PSA offices)
5. PSA Certificate of Marriage

• Original and photocopy of TDC certificate
• Parents’ or guardian’s consent for applicants below 18 years old

Additional requirements for foreign residents:

• Proof of stay in the Philippines for at least one month

Fees:

• Student Permit Application Fee: PhP 300.00
• Student Permit Fee: PhP 320.00
• Medical Certificate Fee: PhP 400.00
• TDC Certificate Fee: Varies depending on the driving school

Please note that the LTO may require additional requirements depending on the specific circumstances of the applicant. It is always best to check with the LTO directly for the most up-to-date information on student permit requirements.

To apply for an LTO Student Permit, you can visit any LTO branch nationwide. Bring all of the required requirements and be prepared to pay the applicable fees. Once your application has been processed and approved, you will be issued an LTO Student Permit.

An LTO Student Permit is valid for one year from the date of issuance. It cannot be renewed. If you have not applied for a Non-Professional Driver’s License within one year of obtaining your student permit, you will need to start the process over again.

How to Get a Student License from the LTO

To get a student license from the LTO, you must follow these steps:

1. Complete the Theoretical Driving Course (TDC). This is a 15-hour course that teaches you the basics of road safety and driving rules. You can take the TDC at any LTO Driver’s Education Center (DEC) or LTO-accredited driving school.
2. Gather the required requirements. These include:
   • Accomplished Application for Permits and Licenses (APL) Form
   • Electronically transmitted medical certificate from any LTO-accredited medical clinic
   • Original and photocopy of any of the following:
     • PSA/NSO Certificate of Birth
     • Valid Philippine ID
     • Passport
     • Local Civil Registry (LCR) Birth Certificate (in areas where there is no PSA offices)
     • PSA Certificate of Marriage
   • Original and photocopy of TDC certificate
   • Parents’ or guardian’s consent for applicants below 18 years old
   • Additional requirements for foreign residents:
     • Proof of stay in the Philippines for at least one month
3. Pay the applicable fees. These include:
   • Student Permit Application Fee: PhP 300.00
   • Student Permit Fee: PhP 320.00
   • Medical Certificate Fee: PhP 400.00
   • TDC Certificate Fee: Varies depending on the driving school
4. Submit your application to the LTO. You can visit any LTO branch nationwide to submit your application. Be sure to bring all of the required requirements and fees.
5. Have your photo taken and biometrics recorded. Once your application has been processed, you will need to have your photo taken and biometrics recorded. This will be used to create your student license.
6. Receive your student license. Once your photo and biometrics have been recorded, you will be issued your student license.

Your student license is valid for one year from the date of issuance. During this time, you can practice driving under the supervision of a licensed driver. Once you are ready, you can apply for a Non-Professional Driver’s License.

Here are some additional tips for getting a student license from the LTO:

• Review the LTO’s driver’s education manual before applying for a student license. This will help you prepare for the evaluator’s questions.
• Be polite and respectful to the LTO personnel.
• Make sure to have all of the required requirements and fees before visiting the LTO. This will help to streamline the application process.