Losing your Swiss driving license can be frustrating — but getting a replacement doesn’t have to be. Whether your card was misplaced, stolen, or damaged, Swiss authorities offer a clear process to help you get a new one. However, navigating the official steps, especially as a foreigner or expat, can be overwhelming. That’s why we’re here to simplify it for you.
In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about replacing a lost Swiss driving license — including documents required, processing time, costs, and how our service can make it easier.
Who Can Request a Replacement?
You can apply for a replacement Swiss license if:
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You are a Swiss resident with a valid residence permit.
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You held a valid Swiss driving license that is lost, stolen, or damaged.
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Your previous foreign license was already converted to a Swiss license.
Note: If your license was stolen, you must report it to the police before proceeding with the replacement.
Required Documents
To replace your Swiss driving license, you’ll generally need the following:
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Valid passport or national ID card
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Recent passport-size photo (official requirements may vary by canton)
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Police report (in case of theft)
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Your residence permit (for foreign nationals)
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Application form (available at your local Road Traffic Office or online)
Some cantons may also require proof of address or a declaration confirming the loss.
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