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Driving License
Hi all
Upon arrival does anyone know how long it takes to get a new driving license and whatr is the process. Ta in advance. Mick |
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States have different rules i think ??
Here in WA you just take your old licence to the local licensing centre and they do it there and then - take your piccie and send you a licence in the post about a week later. |
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Originally Posted by Phoenix
(Post 5639845)
States have different rules i think ??
Here in WA you just take your old licence to the local licensing centre and they do it there and then - take your piccie and send you a licence in the post about a week later. |
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My wife has passed her driving test today - hurrah!
Will there be any questions raised when we hit Perth early next year about how long she has held her UK licence for or doesnt it matter? |
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Originally Posted by ianhutch1
(Post 5640218)
My wife has passed her driving test today - hurrah!
Will there be any questions raised when we hit Perth early next year about how long she has held her UK licence for or doesnt it matter? She'll probably have to go on P plates until she's completed a full years driving. Other than that she should have no problems - congratulations to your wife :thumbsup: |
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In QLD take your UK license in and complete the forms, pay $67.00 and get a license for 5 years. Any qLD transport office and there are plenty around. Mick
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Do you need the paper part or will just the card with my pic on it suffice?
For WA that is. :) |
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Originally Posted by lee28
(Post 5641360)
Do you need the paper part or will just the card with my pic on it suffice?
:) Either will usually do, but the ID one is best if you have it. :) |
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Originally Posted by Wendy
(Post 5640778)
She'll probably have to go on P plates until she's completed a full years driving. Other than that she should have no problems - congratulations to your wife :thumbsup:
I will pass on your congrats, thanks :D |
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Originally Posted by hantsfamily1
(Post 5641355)
In QLD take your UK license in and complete the forms, pay $67.00 and get a license for 5 years. Any qLD transport office and there are plenty around. Mick
What additional ID do you need? Do you need a rental agreement to prove residency? Or do you just atke in your UK licence $67 and a passport? Thank you Karl H:confused: |
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ID we needed was 2 credit cards, UK ones are fine, passport, UK driving license and something with your Aussie address. Either a utility bill or a rental agreement or letter from the person you are renting from. First 2 would be the easiest.
Mick |
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Originally Posted by hantsfamily1
(Post 5717596)
ID we needed was 2 credit cards, UK ones are fine, passport, UK driving license and something with your Aussie address. Either a utility bill or a rental agreement or letter from the person you are renting from. First 2 would be the easiest.
Mick |
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Is that the same for NSW or do they have different rules and what is the rule if I have a HGV CLass 1 British Licence?
Thanks, Aussiedude |
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Originally Posted by aussiedude
(Post 5719233)
Is that the same for NSW or do they have different rules and what is the rule if I have a HGV CLass 1 British Licence?
You should be able to avoid taking a car test, but they probably will want to re-test you for HGV. |
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If I opt not to carry on with my HGV can I just get an ordinary driving licence without another test? I don't use my HGV part anymore but it has always been an added bonus but no neccessary.
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