South African Driver’s Licence Confirmation Made Easy with Immigration Assist

If you're planning to travel, apply for a visa, or convert your South African licence abroad, you’ll likely need a South African driver’s licence confirmation letter. At Immigration Assist, we make the process fast, simple, and stress-free.

What Is a South African Driver’s Licence Confirmation Letter?

A driver’s licence confirmation letter (also called a verification letter) is an official document that confirms you hold a valid South African driver’s licence. It also includes the original date you obtained your licence—critical information when applying for a foreign licence or proving your driving experience.

While your licence itself never expires, the physical card must be renewed every five years. Unfortunately, the renewed card only shows the latest issue date, which can make it seem like you’re a new driver. That’s where the confirmation letter comes in—it proves your full driving history.

Foreign authorities, insurers, and rental agencies often require this document to verify your experience. Without it, you may face delays or even rejection when trying to convert your licence or rent a vehicle abroad.

Why Choose Immigration Assist?

Getting your confirmation directly from the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) can be time-consuming and frustrating. Long queues, poor communication, and slow turnaround times are common.

Immigration Assist handles the entire process for you:

  • We liaise directly with the RTMC
  • We verify your driving record
  • We obtain your official confirmation letter
  • We send you a digital scan and courier the original document anywhere in the world

Our typical processing time is 2–3 weeks, depending on RTMC workload.

What You’ll Need to Apply

To get started, simply provide:

  • A copy of your South African ID or driver’s licence
  • Your contact details (email and phone number)
  • A delivery address for courier quoting

You can apply directly by emailing us at info@immigrationassist.co.za

Costs and Courier Info

  • Service Fee: R2,450 (includes verification, submission, and digital delivery)
  • Courier Fee: Quoted separately based on your location

We deliver worldwide and will provide a courier quote before dispatch.

How Long Does It Take?

Standard RTMC applications can take months. With Immigration Assist, most clients receive their South African driver’s licence confirmation within 2–3 weeks.

We monitor every application closely and prioritize your request to ensure fast turnaround.

Useful Resources

  • NaTIS Website – Official background on the RTMC process

Get Started Today

Skip the delays and confusion of government offices. Let Immigration Assist handle your South African driver’s licence confirmation quickly and professionally.

Email: dean@immigrationassist.co.za
Website: www.immigrationassist.co.za
WhatsApp: +27 82 973 0454


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