Booked appointments
The following appointments are now conducted over the phone:
Eyesight tests for online licence renewals
If you're a driver aged 45 years and over with class C, C/R, R, LR or LR/R, your eyesight test may be deferred automatically. This means you can renew your licence online.
- Transport for NSW will let you know if your eyesight test has been deferred.
- You’ll then need to complete a test at a Service NSW Centre (or an optometrist if you prefer), within 6 months.
- If you do not take the eyesight test within the required time your licence may be suspended.
Renew or upgrade a NSW driver licence
Driver Knowledge Tests (DKTs)
Driver Knowledge Test
We are recommencing our free interpreter service in Service Centres where we are able to safely adhere to social distancing. To book an interpreter test please check with your local centre or call us on 13 22 13.
Currently the DKT can be undertaken in English, Arabic, Chinese, Croatian, Greek, Korean, Serbian, Spanish, Turkish and Vietnamese.
Driver testing
To ensure the safety of our customers and teams, social distancing practices are implemented in our centres – accompanying family or friends may be asked to wait outside.
Driver assessors
Assessors will:
- wear protective face masks and/or face shields when conducting a driver test with candidates at their discretion, or on customer request
- reduce the duration of a test and immediately return to the service centre if a candidate is deemed as having failed their test.
Firearms licences
Due to the restrictions on movement and social distancing resulting from the COVID-19 health orders, Regulations have been developed under the Firearms Act and the Weapons Prohibition Act:
The provisions in the Regulations are to assist the NSW firearms and weapons community manage their responsibilities while the health orders are in place.
The Firearms Registry continues to operate as business as usual, and does not want any licence holder to be affected adversely because of circumstances outside of their control.
Visit the Registry's COVID-19 Response page for detailed information on, but not limited to:
- the compliance period for club participation shoots
- licence obligations such as:
- mandatory training or accreditation requirements
- having your photo taken at a service centre.
Apply for a firearms licence (individual)
Apply for a firearms licence (business, club or agency)
Apply for a permit to acquire a firearm (PTA)
Renew a firearms licence (individual)
Replace a NSW firearms licence
Get started making a Will
Get started making a Will
If you're self-isolating or minimising travel and contact with others during the COVID-19 pandemic, video conference appointments are available to customers making their Will.
Visit Trustee & Guardian's COVID-19 information page for more details.
