1- Online Application Process:

Commence your IDP application by visiting the International Driving Authority’s website and selecting the “Start My Application” option. Our streamlined process ensures simplicity and efficiency. With worldwide shipping and instant approval, our International Driving Permit is accepted in over 190 countries, including Afghanistan.

Documents Required:

To apply, you’ll need:

• A copy of your valid driver’s license.
• A recent passport-sized photograph.

1- Eligibility:

Applicants must possess a valid driver’s license issued in their home country and must be at least 18 years old to apply for an International Drivers License.

2- Local Office Application:

Alternatively, applicants in Afghanistan can apply at local licensing offices, providing proof of citizenship during the application process. However, the online application is generally quicker and more convenient.

While local processing may take up to 3-4 weeks, our online process takes only 5 minutes to complete, with the digital International Driving Permit delivered in less than 7 minutes.

Driving Rules in Afghanistan

Adhering to local regulations is paramount for safe driving in Afghanistan:

• Speed Limits: Speed limits vary across regions. In urban areas, the speed limit is typically around 50 km/h, while highways may allow up to 80 km/h.
• Alcohol Limits: Consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited for drivers. The country maintains a zero-tolerance policy, with severe penalties for violations.
• Right of Way: Drivers must yield to pedestrians and give way to vehicles on the right in the absence of traffic signals or signs.
• Seatbelt Laws: Wearing seatbelts is mandatory for all occupants.

Driving Tips in Afghanistan

Enhance safety and comfort while driving in Afghanistan with these tips:

• Road Conditions: Be cautious of uneven road surfaces, potholes, and erratic driving behaviors, particularly in urban areas.
• Pedestrians and Animals: Watch out for pedestrians, cyclists, and animals on the roads, especially in rural regions.
• Security Measures: Remain vigilant and follow local security advisories, particularly when traveling in remote or volatile areas.
• Documentation: Always carry your IDP, driver’s license, and identification, as they may be required at security checkpoints.

Top Destinations in Afghanistan

Explore the rich cultural heritage and breathtaking landscapes of Afghanistan by visiting these top destinations:

• Kabul: Discover the vibrant capital city, home to historical landmarks, bustling markets, and cultural sites.
• Bamiyan: Marvel at the awe-inspiring Buddhas of Bamiyan and explore the scenic beauty of the surrounding valleys.
• Herat: Explore the ancient city of Herat, renowned for its exquisite Islamic architecture and vibrant bazaars.
• Mazar-i-Sharif: Visit the Blue Mosque and experience the vibrant culture of northern Afghanistan.
• Band-e Amir National Park: Trek through stunning mountain scenery and marvel at the breathtaking natural beauty of Afghanistan’s first national park.