Apply for a licence photo extension

If you can't attend in person for a new photo to renew your driver's licence, you may be able to apply for a 12 month photo extension.

Apply online

You'll need:

  • your licence or client number
  • an Australian postal address for your photo licence card to be mailed to once you renew it (if the address is different from what is recorded on your licence record)
  • a contact email address.

Reasons you can't apply

You can't apply for a licence photo extension if:

  • you've been residing interstate for more than 3 months or you changed your residential address to an interstate address
  • you've been overseas for 12 months or longer and your licence has been expired for 6 months or longer
  • your driver's licence has been expired for 6 months or longer
  • you have outstanding requirements such as fines, a disqualification or an overdue certificate of fitness
  • you've already been granted a previous photo extension.

If you're not eligible for a photo extension and genuinely can't attend in person to have your photo taken, you may be able to apply for a photo kit

What happens next

Once the extension for your photo has been approved, you'll:

  • be advised by email - check your junk or spam folder if you don't receive the email.
  • need to renew your driver’s licence online.

You can only get one 12 month photo extension. For your next licence renewal, you'll need to attend in person for a new photo.

If you no longer live in South Australia, your SA driver's licence may no longer be valid. Contact your local licensing authority to get a driver’s licence.

Need help?

Contact Service SA


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Page last updated 7 July 2026

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