SPF | Submission Of Medical Examination Report For Elderly Drivers
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Archived: 2026-04-23 17:09
SPF | Submission Of Medical Examination Report For Elderly Drivers
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Submit Medical Examination Report for Elderly Drivers
Please ensure that you have read all the necessary information before applying. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
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NOTICE
Important Notice
You will need to be certified fit to continue to drive when you get to 65 years of age by submitting a Medical Examination Report for Elderly Drivers.
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Content Overview
If you hold a Singapore driving licence or a provisional driving licence, you will need to be certified fit to continue to drive when you are reaching 65 years of age.
Important Changes:
This e-Service will be decommissioned on 30 April 2026.
Medical practitioners will be able to submit your medical report on your behalf from 2 February 2026. See Section 1.1 for details.
1.1 How to Be Certified Fit to Drive?
If you hold a valid driving licence, you will receive instructions in the mail 10 weeks before your 65th birthday to undergo a medical examination by a Singapore-registered medical practitioner at a clinic that offers the 'Fitness To Drive' medical examination so that you can be certified fit to continue to drive.
New Digital Process - Harmonised Medical Examination Report (HMER)
Your medical examination will now be conducted using the Harmonised Medical Examination Report (HMER) system. Simply bring your notification letter to any registered clinic that offers the 'Fitness To Drive' medical examination. The examining doctor will complete and submit your medical report digitally on your behalf—you no longer need to upload documents yourself.
You will receive an SMS acknowledgement upon submission, followed by outcome notifications from the Traffic Police.
Transition Period - Manual Submission Option
During the transition period following the launch of the digital HMER, Driving Licence holders and Vocational Licence holders/applicants can still submit their scanned medical examination reports via the e-service portal if needed.
For manual submission via e-service
Ensure that the completed medical examination report you receive from the medical practitioner:
Indicates “fit/unfit”.
Has the boxes in Part B (Medical History) and Part C (General Medical Examination) checked.
Is signed and fully endorsed by the medical practitioner who conducted the medical examination, is dated and is stamped with the clinic stamp.
Scan
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the completed medical examination report in JPG or PDF format (max. size 2.7MB).
Log in to the e-service and submit the scanned document at least four weeks before your 65th birthday.
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Please refer to the user guide for your device to scan and upload the completed medical examination report for submission
For iOS devices (iPhone/iPad)
For Android devices
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1.2 What You Need
Scanned PDF or JPG of the completed medical examination report (2.7MB max).
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1.3 How Often Do You Need to Be Certified Fit to Drive after 65 Years of Age?
Class
Description
Class 2B / 2A / 2 / 3A / 3 / 3C / 3CA
If you are certified fit to drive, you will be notified of your driving licence's validity for the next 3 years. You will need to repeat the medical examination every 3 years. Otherwise, you will be notified to surrender your Singapore Driving Licence.
Class 4 / 4P / 4A / 4AP / 5 / 5P
If you are certified fit to drive, you will be notified of your driving licence's validity for the next 1 year, after passing your Proficiency Driving Test or Enhanced Proficiency Driving Test.
Book your test with Singapore Safety Driving Centre (SSDC) via
https://go.gov.sg/registerpdt
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1.4 How to Review the Status of Your Submission?
You can log in to the same e-service to review the status of your submission a week before your next birthday.
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1.5 Estimated Time to Complete
15 minutes
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1.6 Contact Details
If you have any query on this e-service, you can send it via
SPF Feedback
. For technical issue, please include a screenshot of the issue (max 7MB).
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Government officials will NEVER ask you to transfer money or disclose bank log-in details over a phone call. Call the 24/7 ScamShield Helpline at 1799 if you are unsure if something is a scam. For details, visit
ScamShield Website
.
SPF has now added more payment methods for your convenience, including Credit / Debit Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayNow.
Some e-services may experience intermittent disruptions from 28
th
April 2026 (Tue) 22:00hrs to 23:59hrs due to a scheduled maintenance.
1
/
3
Landing page banner
Submit Medical Examination Report for Elderly Drivers
Please ensure that you have read all the necessary information before applying. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Log In (Individual)
NOTICE
Important Notice
You will need to be certified fit to continue to drive when you get to 65 years of age by submitting a Medical Examination Report for Elderly Drivers.
Read more
Read less
Content Overview
If you hold a Singapore driving licence or a provisional driving licence, you will need to be certified fit to continue to drive when you are reaching 65 years of age.
Important Changes:
This e-Service will be decommissioned on 30 April 2026.
Medical practitioners will be able to submit your medical report on your behalf from 2 February 2026. See Section 1.1 for details.
1.1 How to Be Certified Fit to Drive?
If you hold a valid driving licence, you will receive instructions in the mail 10 weeks before your 65th birthday to undergo a medical examination by a Singapore-registered medical practitioner at a clinic that offers the 'Fitness To Drive' medical examination so that you can be certified fit to continue to drive.
New Digital Process - Harmonised Medical Examination Report (HMER)
Your medical examination will now be conducted using the Harmonised Medical Examination Report (HMER) system. Simply bring your notification letter to any registered clinic that offers the 'Fitness To Drive' medical examination. The examining doctor will complete and submit your medical report digitally on your behalf—you no longer need to upload documents yourself.
You will receive an SMS acknowledgement upon submission, followed by outcome notifications from the Traffic Police.
Transition Period - Manual Submission Option
During the transition period following the launch of the digital HMER, Driving Licence holders and Vocational Licence holders/applicants can still submit their scanned medical examination reports via the e-service portal if needed.
For manual submission via e-service
Ensure that the completed medical examination report you receive from the medical practitioner:
Indicates “fit/unfit”.
Has the boxes in Part B (Medical History) and Part C (General Medical Examination) checked.
Is signed and fully endorsed by the medical practitioner who conducted the medical examination, is dated and is stamped with the clinic stamp.
Scan
1
the completed medical examination report in JPG or PDF format (max. size 2.7MB).
Log in to the e-service and submit the scanned document at least four weeks before your 65th birthday.
1
Please refer to the user guide for your device to scan and upload the completed medical examination report for submission
For iOS devices (iPhone/iPad)
For Android devices
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1.2 What You Need
Scanned PDF or JPG of the completed medical examination report (2.7MB max).
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1.3 How Often Do You Need to Be Certified Fit to Drive after 65 Years of Age?
Class
Description
Class 2B / 2A / 2 / 3A / 3 / 3C / 3CA
If you are certified fit to drive, you will be notified of your driving licence's validity for the next 3 years. You will need to repeat the medical examination every 3 years. Otherwise, you will be notified to surrender your Singapore Driving Licence.
Class 4 / 4P / 4A / 4AP / 5 / 5P
If you are certified fit to drive, you will be notified of your driving licence's validity for the next 1 year, after passing your Proficiency Driving Test or Enhanced Proficiency Driving Test.
Book your test with Singapore Safety Driving Centre (SSDC) via
https://go.gov.sg/registerpdt
.
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1.4 How to Review the Status of Your Submission?
You can log in to the same e-service to review the status of your submission a week before your next birthday.
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1.5 Estimated Time to Complete
15 minutes
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1.6 Contact Details
If you have any query on this e-service, you can send it via
SPF Feedback
. For technical issue, please include a screenshot of the issue (max 7MB).
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