Saskatchewan Driver’s License
Complete Guide to Saskatchewan Driver’s License Services
Looking to get your driver’s license in Saskatchewan, renew your current license, or upgrade to a commercial class? This guide covers everything from SGI (Saskatchewan Government Insurance) licensing requirements, renewals, testing, classes, and fees.
Updated January 2026 with the latest SGI rules and costs.
Quick Overview: Saskatchewan Driver’s License
What You'll Need
- Proof of identity (birth certificate, passport, or citizenship card)
- Proof of Saskatchewan residency (utility bill, bank statement, rental agreement)
- Vision test at SGI office or motor licence issuer
- Knowledge and road tests (for new applicants)
Current Saskatchewan License Fees (2026)
- Knowledge test: $25
- Class 5 road test: $55
- Five-year license renewal: $100
- Replacement license: $25
Before purchasing a used vehicle, check a Saskatchewan VIN Report for accident, lien, and registration history.
Getting a Driver’s License in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan follows a Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program, designed to ensure safe driving progression.
Step 1: Learner (Class 7)
- Minimum age: 16 (15 if enrolled in High School Driver Education)
- Pass knowledge test ($25)
- Vision screening required
- Restrictions:
- Qualified supervising driver required (Class 5 or higher, 12+ months experience)
- Zero alcohol & drug tolerance
- No hand-held devices
Step 2: Novice 1 (Class 5) – After 9 Months Learner
- Pass road test ($55)
- Drive unsupervised with restrictions:
- One passenger under 19 (unless family member)
- Zero alcohol & drug tolerance
- Nighttime restrictions may apply
Step 3: Novice 2 – After 6 Months Novice 1
- Fewer restrictions
- Still zero alcohol & drug tolerance
Step 4: Full Class 5 – After 12 Months Novice 2
- All restrictions removed
- Full driving privileges
Saskatchewan Driver’s License Renewal
Renewal Options
- In-person at SGI driver licensing offices or issuers
- Online renewal available for eligible drivers through MySGI
Renewal Requirements
- Expiring license
- Two valid IDs
- Vision screening (if required)
- Payment of $100 (five years)
Renewal Timeline
- Renew up to 12 months early
- Expiry date: usually your birthday
- Driving with expired license is illegal
Saskatchewan Driver’s License Classes
Class
Vehicle Type
Minimum Age
Requirements
Semi-trailer trucks
18+
MELT course + medical exam
Buses
18+
Medical exam + road test
Large trucks
18+
Road test
Taxis, ambulances, small buses
18+
Medical exam
Passenger cars, small trucks
Standard license (after GDL)
Motorcycles
16+
Separate knowledge + road test
Learner (all vehicles)
15–16+
Knowledge test + supervision
Testing in Saskatchewan (Knowledge & Road Tests)
Knowledge Test
- Fee: $25
- Covers Saskatchewan traffic laws & road signs
- Available at SGI offices & issuers
- Study using Saskatchewan Driver’s Handbook
Road Test
- Fee: $55
- Vehicle must be insured & in good condition
- Covers: parking, highway driving, defensive driving
- Must book in advance
SGI Testing Locations:
- Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, Yorkton, Swift Current
- Smaller towns via SGI issuers
Moving to Saskatchewan – License Exchange Rules
New residents must exchange their out-of-province license within 90 days of residency.
Required Documents
- Previous license (from another province or country)
- Proof of Saskatchewan residency
- Two pieces of valid ID
- Driving record (recommended)
Exemptions
- Direct exchange from all Canadian provinces and many countries (U.S., U.K., Germany, France, South Korea, etc.)
- Knowledge/road tests may be waived for experienced drivers
Senior Drivers & Medical Reviews
- Drivers aged 75+ may need medical exams for renewal
- RoadSafety assessments apply for medical conditions
- Suspensions and fines must be cleared before renewal
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How much does a Saskatchewan driver’s license cost?
$100 for a five-year renewal, $25 for knowledge test, $55 for Class 5 road test.
Can I renew my Saskatchewan license online?
Yes, many drivers can renew through MySGI.
How long does the GDL program take in Saskatchewan?
Minimum 27 months (9 months Learner + 6 months Novice 1 + 12 months Novice 2).
Do I need to retest if moving from another province?
No, valid Canadian licenses can be exchanged directly.
Start Your Saskatchewan Driver’s License Process
Steps to Get Licensed in Saskatchewan:
- Study the SGI Driver’s Handbook
- Pass knowledge and vision tests
- Begin with Learner (Class 7)
- Progress to Novice 1 & Novice 2
- Obtain full Class 5 license
Ready to register?
Start with a CheckMyVin to confirm your car’s history and avoid costly surprises.
Contact Information (Saskatchewan)
renewals, records, road test booking
MySGI Online Services
Monday–Friday, hours vary by location
Office Hours
Website
SGI Customer Service