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You need to make your application at a specialist overseas conversion site first, and pass your theory test.

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If your licence is from a non-exempt country, you must pass a theory test and a practical driving test.įind out all about the driver licence theory testsįind out all about the driver licence practical tests If your licence is not from one of the countries above, then your licence is from a non-exempt country. *Hong Kong is recognised as a Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China. These countries are considered exempt countries: Australia Some countries* require similar driving skills and have similar licensing systems to New Zealand’s. The tests you need to sit depend on the country your licence is from. To prove that you are familiar with our road rules and can drive safely, some people will need to sit theory tests and practical driving tests. You can find out more in The official New Zealand road code.

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You must present your physical overseas driver licence.įind a specialist overseas conversion site in your area Theory and practical tests required for drivers from some countriesĪll drivers must know the road rules, what the road signs mean and how to drive safely. You can't convert to a New Zealand licence using only an international driving permit. If you do, you'll also have to pay the test fees. You may also need to pass theory and practical tests.

provide high-quality, colour photocopies of all the original documents you've provided, as listed above (including any translations).

let the agent take your photo and signature.

provide evidence of validity (if your licence is from India, Pakistan or Tonga).

present your overseas driver licence (and a translation if it is not in English).

provide a medical certificate (if required).

prove your eyesight meets the required standard.

You must apply at a specialist overseas conversion site. If you've been in New Zealand for more than 12 months, you won't be able to drive on your overseas driver licence anymore. You can only drive using an overseas driver licence for 12 months from your last date of entry into New Zealand. If you’re going to be staying in New Zealand, it’s a good idea to convert your overseas driver licence to a New Zealand driver licence. *A valid overseas driver licence means that your licence must not be suspended, disqualified or revoked in the country of issue and must be either current or expired within the last 12 months. You can also convert the classes on your overseas licence to the equivalent classes for your New Zealand licence. If you have a valid* overseas driver licence you can convert it to a New Zealand driver licence.