• EDL and EIC Home
• Applicant's Guide Introduction
• Making travel easier for Manitobans
• Changing Cards
• Are you eligible?
• How to apply
• How long are EDLs and EICs valid?
• What does an EDL or EIC cost?
• Features of the EDL and EIC
• Radio Frequency Identification
  (RFID) chip
• Facial Recognition System
• Using your EDL or EIC to enter the U.S.
• Handling your personal information
• Changes to your EDL or EIC
• Optional consent to future
  contact for client surveys
• You may be refused an EDL or EIC
• Appendices - Tables & forms

Applicant's Guide

What does a Manitoba EDL or EIC cost?

Fees for the Manitoba EDL or EIC are as follows:

• For drivers: $30 (in addition to regular driver’s licence fees)
• For non-drivers: $50

  *Any Manitoba driver who holds an EIC may choose to trade it in for an EDL, at no additional cost, as part of their first driver’s licence renewal after January 10, 2010.
  
  If you are 65 and over, you can choose to surrender your EDL and obtain an EIC at no charge.

These fees are non-refundable, even for cases when Manitoba Public Insurance refuses to issue a card or when the card is suspended or cancelled.

Renewals: The cost to renew your EDL or EIC will be the same as the original fee — $30 for drivers (in addition to regular driver’s licence fees) and $50 for non-drivers.

Replacement of Lost or Stolen Cards: No replacement charge for a stolen card with a police report. Otherwise, a $15 replacement fee will apply to lost or stolen cards with no police report.

Replacement for Address or Name Change: A $15 replacement fee will also apply for name or address changes that have to be made to a person's EDL or EIC.