Updated LTO Fees For Student Permits, New License Etc.

The Land Transportation Office (LTO) is the body of the Philippine government who is tasked to govern all land vehicles in the country. The LTO is where you apply for a student’s permit or a student’s license; it is also where you will have that permit certified to become either a non-professional or a professional license.

But as time goes by, the processes, venues, and fees change. They change because they attempt to abide to both the needs and the wants of people. More so, some government processes change and that is why they change, too.

Updated LTO Fees for different processes
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What are the new fees involved in getting licenses from the LTO?

If you are not aware, the driver’s license is not just the thing you can get from the Land Transportation Office (LTO); there are other things that they offer that you need to avail and apply for in certain scenarios.

Nevertheless, here are the new and updated LTO fees that you can utilize for your perusal:

For the Student’s Permit

The student’s permit is the permit that a future driver would be required to get if they plan on applying for a non-professional or professional license. Now you need to take a 15-hour Theoretical Driving Course (TDC) and obtain a certificate to get a Student Permit. You can get this for free if you take it to an LTO driving center that gives free training, list of LTO Driving Centers can be found here. If you take TDC on driving schools, here are the estimate that you need to spend on Student Permits.

New Student’s Permit
TDCP1,500
TDC CertificateP200
Medical CertificateP480
Student PermitP317.63
TOTALP2,497.63

Application for new license

In this table, we will be giving you the updated list of the LTO fees for the different types of licenses which are non-professional license, professional license, and the conductor.

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New License Application
Non-Professional License (non-pro)Professional LicenseConductor
Applcation FeeP100.00P100.00P100.00
Computer FeeP67.63P67.63P67.63
License FeeP585.00P585.00P585.00
TOTALP820.26P820.26P820.26

For Additional Restriction Codes

LTO Additional Restriction codes is the code which designates the type of vehicle that they can operate. More so, this is where Officials will be able to see what type or course of vehicle they can maneuver.

LTO Restriction Code Fees
Valid Non-Professional License Valid Professional License Expired Professional to
Non-Professional
Applcation FeeP100.00P100.00P100.00
Computer FeeP67.63P67.63P67.63
Replacement FeeP225.00P225.00
Replacement FeeP350.00
Computer FeeP67.63P67.63P67.63
Additional Restriction
Fee
100.00 per RC100.00 per RC100.00 per RC
TOTALP560.26P560.26P560.26

Additional notes:

  • Additional Restriction Code (ARC) 1 is equivalent to no computer fee
  • ARC two (2) to eight (8) only
  • ARC two (2) to ARC four (4) only
  • ARC three (3) to ARC five (5) only

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For License Renewal

These are the new and updated LTO fees for renewing the license. This table would involve non-professional, professional, and conductor posts.

If your license has expired, you should consider having it renewed because an expired identification card is not considered a valid ID.

License Renewal New Fees
Non-Professional/

Professional/
Conductor

Expired from 1st day to 1st year Expired from 1st year until
the 2nd year
Expired for more than
two (2) years
Non-Professional and

Professional

ConductorNon-Professional and ProfessionalConductorNon-Professional and

Professional

Conductor
PenaltyP75.00P75.00P150.00P150.00P225.00P225.00
License FeeP585.00P585.00P585.00P585.00P585.00P585.00P585.00
Application FeeP100.00P100.00
Computer FeeP67.63P67.63P67.63P67.63P67.63P67.63P67.63
TotalP652.63P727.63P727.63P802.63P802.63P1,045.26P1,045.26

For Converting a foreign license to a Philippine License

If you are or if you know someone who has a foreign license and they are looking to convert it to be a Philippine license, here are the new fees that you or they need to consider.

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Conversion LTO Fees from Foreign to Philippine Licenses
Valid Foreign License to Non-Professional
(No examination)
Expired Foreign License to Non-Professional
(Includes Written and Practical Exam)
Valid or Expired Foreign License to Professional License
(With Written and Practical Exam)
With Philippine Driver’s License
(Continuity)
Application FeeP100.00P100.00P100.00P100.00P100.00
License FeeP585.00P585.00P585.00P585.00P585.00
Conversion FeeP100.00P100.00
Computer FeeP67.63P67.63P67.63P67.63P67.63
Revision of RecordsP100.00P100.00
TotalP852.63P920.26P920.26P852.63P952.63

These are the fees that are involved whenever you transact with the LTO. Before, these fees were different; however, as we’ve mentioned, the fees change because of the fact that the demand and the processes change too.

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29 thoughts on “Updated LTO Fees For Student Permits, New License Etc.”

  1. How about the student license that affected in pandemic kasi hindi sila maka pag apply non pro and pro dahil covered po sila sa age limit bawal lumabas magbibigay po kaya nag extension ang LTO ?

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  2. Anonpong kailangan na requirements na ipapasa pag gagawing professional po yung non-pro? At paano pong proseso yung dadagdagan ng jr yung pangalan?

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  3. Good day po. Pano po sir yung kumuha ng student license last year tapos po na abutan ng pandemic (covid-19). Pwede pa po ba yung student permit at medical nya.

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