French Polynesian Driver's License Photo

Photographs for a Polynesian Driving-School Registration

In French Polynesia, the Direction des Transports Terrestres handles driving examinations and licence production through its local licensing service. A first examination registration is organised through an approved driving school. The portrait belongs with that registration file, rather than being assumed to follow the same online submission process used for a mainland French licence.

The DTT examination form requests two passport-standard identity photographs, with one attached to the application. It also asks for identity or civil-status evidence showing a Polynesian address, or separate evidence of normal residence. Confirm the school’s current checklist before handing over the photographs and registration paperwork.

Review the photo requirements below, using our framing, background, facial expression and photo quality pages to inspect the image. Prepare matching prints with a recent likeness; a photograph selected for a social profile may have different framing or lighting from the identity portrait needed in the licensing file.

The DTT separates first issue, replacement after loss or theft, and foreign-licence exchange. Select the service that fits your circumstances, since the examination registration form does not establish every exchange requirement. Our French Polynesia page links to other Polynesian documents and the identity documents guide provides context. For an overseas licence requiring verification, the embassy and consulate directory helps locate the relevant representation; the driving entitlement itself remains for the DTT to assess.