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发表于 13-10-2011 19:57:30
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回复 #4 stillying1983 的帖子
对的,我就是考虑其实我在国内不会长开的。查了一下RTA的网站:http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/licens ... tional_drivers.html
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 have held your driver or rider licence for less than 12 months, you will be issued a NSW provisional P1 licence. If you have held your driver licence for more than 12 months but less than three years, a provisional P2 licence will be issued. If you have held your drivers licence for more than three years, you will be issued with a NSW unrestricted licence.
If you fail the driving test, your visiting driving privileges will be withdrawn. To continue to drive in NSW you must then get a learner licence that will allow you to drive and attempt another driving test.
You must provide documentary proof of the first issue date of your overseas licence if the period for which you have held the licence is to be recognised for the issue of a NSW licence. Before you first attend the motor registry, you may wish to obtain a letter from the licence issuing authority (on their letterhead) or from your relevant consulate or diplomatic office, confirming your licence details, including the first issue date. If the letter is not in English, an official translation as mentioned above, is also required.
You must also:
Prove your NSW address,
Prove your identity,
Pass an eyesight test,
Pass a knowledge test for each class of licence required, unless exempt,
Pass a driving test for each class of licence required, unless exempt,
Pay the licensing fee, and
Have your photo taken by the RTA for your driver licence card.
[ 本帖最后由 mason00 于 13-10-2011 17:01 编辑 ] |
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