DRIVING LICENSE in Cambodia: LOCATION and Step-by-Step Process
Upon arrival, head to the second office on the left after the reception area to gather information. Look for the large red and white electric pole on your right while on Road 5. The Heavy Truck Training Center is right there on the right-hand side. It is a large, well-organized facility that is hard to miss.
For general details in English, you can call 1275 (Government phone number information), though note that English proficiency may vary. For motorcycle licenses, call 092 719 106. 1 - REGISTERING: It is recommended to visit the test facility in person to register for a future test date. The wait time can vary depending on the number of attendees, but usually, it's the next day. Some members have successfully registered online recently, which is a new improvement. Prepare the following DOCUMENTS:
TOTAL COST: 120,000 riels ($30) (+ 1,000 riels for photocopies). Breakdown:
Prefer paying in local currency. If paying in dollars, no daily conversion. The price is $25 for the license and $5 for the eye test. Payments are now only accepted through apps. Contact us if there are updates to the price or policy. All payments can be made in cash or through Wing and ABA. An additional 1,000 riels in cash is required for photocopies. 2 - TEST DAY: THEORY: The theory test is conducted in a group from 9 to 10 am. You will answer 35 questions (40 for car tests) on a computer, similar to the CAMBODIA DRIVING RULES app used for training. TIPS: Download the app and practice: Apple Store Google Play The app is available in both English and Khmer. MPWT Website HOT TIP: Focus on the “Champion” section of the app for quick revision and mock tests. RIDING TEST (Monday to Friday only): Practical tests for cars and bikes usually start around 10:30 am. You may complete your test and receive your license card before 3-4 pm. For the riding test, you will navigate a course and perform a slalom maneuver involving 6 cones (previously 8), spaced about 2.5 meters apart. The circuit includes mocked-up junctions, rail crossings, and traffic lights. The test starts with a stop on an incline. The slalom test requires practice; a lighter bike is preferred. Avoid very low custom bikes and very heavy sport or cruiser bikes. A bike like the Ducati 1000 DS is not ideal for the test; instead, consider bikes like the Honda FTR, SL230, XR, or other 200-250cc trail and classic bikes. For a visual reference, check out this video: YouTube Video Good luck!
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