British driving licence in Quebec
Mar 21st 2014 | 7:34 am
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British driving licence in Quebec
Quick question: I have been in Quebec (Montreal) for 7 months, I want to hire a car to go on a trip to Ottawa. Obviously my license is no longer valid, what's the process to get a Canadian one?
I know the DVLA equivalent here is the SAAQ, do I jut go in and ask? anyone know?
Thanks
I know the DVLA equivalent here is the SAAQ, do I jut go in and ask? anyone know?
Thanks
Mar 21st 2014 | 7:35 am
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Re: British driving licence in Quebec
reading this: http://www.saaq.gouv.qc.ca/en/driver...ents_other.php
Mar 21st 2014 | 7:36 am
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Re: British driving licence in Quebec
It appears I do not need a test, but I wonder how much it costs. Also what documents are required.
Last edited by AnotherBloke; Mar 21st 2014 at 7:38 am.
Mar 21st 2014 | 7:42 am
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Re: British driving licence in Quebec
Sigh. Sometimes you have to read the whole page...
After the article, under "Headings", it says "New Residents of Québec who Hold a Driver's Licence Issued by a Jurisdiction that has Entered into an Agreement with Québec Regarding the Exchange of a Driver's Licence". Click that.
Then under Headings again, click "General Conditions for Driver's Licence Exchange".
After the article, under "Headings", it says "New Residents of Québec who Hold a Driver's Licence Issued by a Jurisdiction that has Entered into an Agreement with Québec Regarding the Exchange of a Driver's Licence". Click that.
Then under Headings again, click "General Conditions for Driver's Licence Exchange".
