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International driver’s license holders are allowed to drive on Australia’s roads for a certain period. However, this depends on your visa and residency status, which determines how long you are permitted to use your international driver’s license and whether you must convert it to an Australian one. Rules and processes vary between states.
Kindly select your state from the sections below to know more about the conversion rules and steps:
The process of converting your international driver’s license is easy and requires only a few steps.
Driving licenses in Australia are managed by each state, so the rules differ. Visitors can drive with their international licence for a limited period, but residents under the Commonwealth Migration Act 1958 must convert it within a specific time. Our My License instructors help prepare you for this conversion process.
Even experienced drivers must meet eyesight standards for driving in Australia.
Applicants with medical conditions affecting driving ability must prove fitness to drive.
You must pass the DKT. Failing to convert within three months may require retaking as part of the learner’s permit process.
A driving test is mandatory. Delays beyond three months require retaking as part of the P1 licence process.
Administrative fees apply for each test or application submission.
The process of converting your international driver’s license is easy and requires only a few steps.
Driving licenses in Australia are handled by each state individually, so the rules also change accordingly. While visitors can drive with their international driver’s licence for a limited period, residents under the Commonwealth Migration Act 1958 need to convert to a local licence within the time slot set by the state. Now, before it lapses, you need to pass the Australian driving test. For that, you need driving lessons suited to Victoria. That’s where our driving instructors at My License can help.
Drivers must meet eyesight standards for Australian roads.
Applicants with medical conditions must demonstrate medical fitness to drive.
You must pass the DKT within six months; failure may require retaking as part of the learner’s process.
This test measures safe decision-making for driving in real situations.
Mandatory for conversion; delays require retaking as part of the P1 licence process.
Applicable administrative fees apply for each submission.
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This depends on your state or territory. Some allow up to three or six months from arrival, while others require conversion sooner for permanent residents.
If your licence isn’t in English, you’ll likely need either a certified translation or an IDP alongside your overseas licence.
You’ll need your original overseas licence, identity documents, proof of Australian address, and a certified translation if it's not in English.
Not always. Drivers from recognised countries may qualify for direct transfer; others may need knowledge, hazard perception, or practical tests.
Yes, in most states, temporary residents can drive on a valid overseas licence, provided it’s current and in English (or with translation/IDP).
You’ll need to apply for a learner or provisional licence and complete testing similar to new Australian drivers.
In many states, yes. Especially if your licence isn’t from a recognised country.
Absolutely. Lessons with local instructors help you learn Australian road rules and test criteria.
You usually cannot convert an expired licence directly and may need to apply as a learner.
Costs vary by state and include application, testing, and translation fees. Lesson packages at My License are optional but highly beneficial.
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