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Photo ID card in Prince Edward Island without a driver's licence: who can apply, documents and fee

How to get a provincial photo identification card in Prince Edward Island if you do not drive: where to apply, documents and fee, from the official pages.

Photo ID without a driver's licence

The voluntary photo ID is for residents who do not hold a driver's licence or equivalent from elsewhere. Apply in person at an Access PEI location with original documents: two proofs of address and three proofs of identity, at least one with a photo. The fee is $50 for five years or $20 for one year; some adults who never held a licence and have lived on PEI three years or more qualify for free. Highway Safety Division: 902-368-5228.

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Good to know

A provincial photo card is accepted as ID in your province; for travel abroad you need a passport (see the federal passport guide). If you lack the usual documents, ask the office about a guarantor declaration or the alternative process before you go.

Fees and documents change and were read on 2026-11-14; confirm with the issuer. General information, not legal advice. Quebec ID cards are issued by the SAAQ: see atlasquebec.ca.

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