In Mexico’s state of Yucatán, obtaining a driver’s license is a fundamental requirement for driving on the roads. However, not everyone will be able to get behind the wheel, at least until they settle their outstanding child support payments. According to Article 25 of the Law of the State Attorney General’s Office, individuals registered in the Registry of Delinquent Alimony Debtors will face difficulties when trying to apply for or renew a driver’s license.
To qualify for a driver’s license, applicants must meet a series of requirements and pass both theoretical and practical driving tests. The state government’s website provides detailed information on the necessary documents and processes involved in obtaining a driver’s license. In 2025, the prices for different types of driver’s licenses are as follows:
– Motorist:
+ 2 years: $815
+ 3 years: $1,222
+ 5 years: $2,172
– Driver:
+ 2 years: $950
+ 3 years: $1,494
+ 5 years: $2,580
– Motorcyclist:
+ 2 years: $407
+ 3 years: $586
+ 5 years: $974
– Person with a disability:
+ 2 years: $292
+ 3 years: $438
+ 5 years: $731
– Person with a disability on a motorcycle:
+ 2 years: $292
+ 3 years: $438
+ 5 years: $731
In conclusion, obtaining a driver’s license in Yucatán 2025 requires meeting the necessary requirements and passing the driving tests. However, individuals who owe child support payments will face difficulties when trying to apply for or renew their driver’s licenses until they settle their outstanding obligations.
Source: Diario de Yucatan
