International Driving Permit in Puerto Rico
Apply for an International Driving Permit for Puerto Rico
- Instant approval
- Fast & Easy Process
- Valid from 1 to 3 years
- Drive Legally Overseas
- Translated in 12 Languages
- Recognized in over 150 countries
- Worldwide Express Shipping
Where to get an International Driving Permit in Puerto Rico?
Obtaining an International Driving Permit (IDP) in Puerto Rico is straightforward if you hold a valid Puerto Rico national driver's license. For those planning a visit to Puerto Rico, it is advisable to contact the relevant authority in your home country to secure an IDP before departure. However, if you are already traveling and do not possess the IDP, you may opt to have your national driver's license translated online. This method offers a quicker, more convenient, and efficient way to ensure you can legally drive during your travels.
The International Driving Permit is a translation of the national driving license into many languages. The first ID cards appeared in 1926, after the Paris International Convention relative to Motor Traffic. The International Driving Permit was also influenced by two other conventions in 1949 and 1968. The International Driving Permit is the same as the International Driving License.
We remind you that the IDP works only with a valid national license.
How to apply to an International Driving Permit in Puerto Rico online?
- 1. A photo of your valid domestic driving license
- 2. Your personal data
- 3. A photo of yourself
- 4. Your signature (scan or photo it)
Get an International Driving Permit (IDP) now and travel easily.
International Driving Permit price in Puerto Rico?
| π³ Payment currency | USD |
| π Delivery | USPS First-Class Mail, Georgian Post, Airmail, DHL Express, EMS, CDEK, eIDL, USPS Priority Mail, Airmail from USA, FedEx, UPS, UPS Ground, UPS Next Day Air, USPS Priority Mail Express, USPS Ground Advantage, Local Tbilisi office pickup |
| π¨ Express processing | 20 minutes for an additional fee |
| π UN Standard IDP online 1 year | 69.00 |
| π UN Standard IDP online 2 year | 75.00 |
| π UN Standard IDP online 3 year | 79.00 |
| π± Electronic IDP online 1 year | 49.00 |
| π± Electronic IDP online 2 year | 55.00 |
| π± Electronic IDP online 3 year | 59.00 |
How to get an International Driving Permit in Puerto Rico?
According to the Vienna Convention of 1968, International Driving Permits (IDPs) are authorized to be issued by national governments or designated organizations. In most countries, this function is carried out by automobile associations affiliated with the AIT/FIA, the police, or other authorized entities. To obtain an International Driving Permit in Puerto Rico, you must possess a local license and apply to the relevant authorities here (please notify us if the link is not working). The cost and processing time for an IDP vary by country.
If you hold a national license not issued in Puerto Rico, you must verify if your license permits you to drive and if you require an IDP. If an IDP is necessary, the only option is to order a translation of your driver's license, available either via delivery or as an electronic version (confirm with the rental car company if an electronic version is acceptable), for example, through our services.
For U.S. citizens with only a U.S. driver's license, you can obtain an IDP from AAA, but it must be done before traveling to Puerto Rico.!
FAQ
How to get an International Driving Permit in Puerto Rico?
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If you have a local license and want to travel, contact a competent organization. If you are an American and plan to travel in advance, you can get an IDP from AAA. In other cases, you can have your driver's license translated into the required languages so that you can travel with your national license and its translation.
How to apply for International Driving Permit?
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Our application process is fast and simple. Complete the IDP application form, attach a copy of your valid driver's license, your handwritten signature and a color ID photo, and make the payment. You can apply for an IDP online here.
Do I need an International Driving Permit for Puerto Rico?
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Puerto Rico has not unified its driving license in accordance with the 1968 Vienna Convention. Drivers from other countries need an International Driving License, unless Puerto Rico and the country that issued your license have an additional agreement on the recognition of driving licenses.
Can I drive in Puerto Rico with a US license?
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Yes. These are U.S. interior territories with special status. You can rent and drive a car with your driver's license.
Π‘an an American drive in Puerto Rico?
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Yes. To drive in Puerto Rico, Americans do not need additional documents other than a national driver's license.
What is the International Driver's Document?
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Our IDD is ideal for travelers visiting multilingual destinations. No test is required, and the IDD is valid for up to three years. This document is used in conjunction with, but does not replace, your valid national license; it is a translation of your driverβs license in three formats.
Can I rent a car with this document?
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Usually, yes. However, as requirements vary from region to region, you are advised to inquire directly with car rental companies.
Can I purchase car insurance with the IDD?
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Usually, yes. However, as requirements vary from region to region, you are advised to inquire directly with local insurances companies.
What do you need to know to drive in Puerto Rico?
- International Driving License is recognized.
- Traffic in Puerto Rico moves on the right side.
- The minimum driving age is 16 years.
- The maximum drink drive limit is 80 mg per 100 ml of blood.
- You are allowed to turn to the right on the red light.
- Always buckle up!
- In urban and school zones, you are allowed to drive at the speed of 40 km/h, on rural roads the maximum speed limit is 72 km/h, and on highways β 104 km/h.
- It is not allowed to park on the sidewalk, zebra crossings, curbs, lawns, in front of a fire hydrant, fire station, at bus stops.
- Traffic regulations of Puerto Rico differ little from that of the United States. The only significant difference is that road signs are all in Spanish.
- The rush hours in Puerto Rico are at 8-10 am and at 4-6 pm.
- Roads in Puerto Rico are windy, especially in the mountains.
