NSW的描述: Permanent visa holders and New Zealand citizens
If you are an Australian permanent resident or hold a permanent visa under the Commonwealth Migration Act 1958 and you intend to stay in NSW, you are not considered to be a visitor. As such, you are allowed to drive in NSW on a current overseas licence for a maximum of three months after arriving in Australia. If you wish to continue driving, you must obtain a NSW driver licence.
If you are a licence holder from New Zealand (regardless if you are a permanent or temporary resident), you must obtain a NSW driver licence within three months of residing in NSW or you must stop driving.
ACT的描述:
Overseas Drivers who become ACT Residents
People from other countries who take up residence in the ACT must hold an ACT Driver Licence to drive a motor vehicle. When you move to the ACT your current overseas licence or International Driving Permit is valid for only three months.
To obtain an ACT Driver Licence an overseas applicant must:
present their overseas licence; or
a letter from the overseas licence issuing authority confirming their licence details and status; or
a letter from a relevant consulate or diplomatic office, based on information received from the overseas licence issuing authority, confirming their licence details and status.