3.     Driving in Hong Kong for Overseas Driving Licence Holders For overseas driving licence holders who wish to drive in Hong Kong, they may do so through one of the following means- Apply for a full driving licence by direct issue without test; Apply for a temporary driving licence; Driving on strength of their valid overseas driving licence or international driving permit if they are visitors to Hong Kong (visitors mean that they arrive at Hong Kong other than to take up residence for a period not exceeding 12 months). Hong Kong Identity Card (original and photocopy); Relevant travel document (e.g. passport) (original and photocopy); Relevant overseas driving licence (original and photocopy); An officially certified translation of your overseas driving licence if it is in a language other than English or Chinese; Other relevant supporting documents (original and photocopy); Original or photocopy of proof of present address (residential address and correspondence address);

Medical examination report form TD256 duly completed by a registered medical practitioner (applicable to a person aged 70 or above); Required fee (you may make enquiries at the enquiry counters of licensing offices or through 1823 Call Centre, refer to the licence fees table (TD341) at the licensing offices, or visit Transport Department's website for information). Hong Kong Identity Card (original); Relevant travel document (e.g. passport) (original); Relevant overseas driving licence (original); Other relevant supporting documents (original); Medical examination report form TD256 duly completed by a registered medical practitioner (only for applicants aged 70 or above); Required fee (you may make enquiries at the enquiry counters of licensing offices or through 1823 Call Centre, refer to the licence fees table (TD341) at the licensing offices, or visit Transport Department's website for information). Sign up or log in to customize your list. Here's how it works:

Anybody can ask a question The best answers are voted up and rise to the top I know that a Hong Kong driving license can be exchanged to a UK license if you came to the UK no more than 5 years.motorcycle repair in luton My question is that, if I have been living in the UK in the last 10 years and holding a UK provisional driving license, and I move to Hong Kong for 1-2 years and get a Hong Kong driving license and return to the UK, can I still exchange my license to a UK one?motorcycle shop in margate united-kingdom driving-license driving hong-kongmotorcycle shops near bourne Hong Kong is on the DVLA's list of designated countries with which you can exchange your driving licence on a like for like basis.motorcycle clothing in fife

Gov.uk has a very informative section about exchanging foreign driving licences. As you have a provisional licence, I'm not if or how the rules differ from a full licence, so you may have to do some research yourself. open deed of sale for motorcycle sampleYou would likely be best off ringing up the DVLA and speaking to someone directly. open deed of sale for motorcycle sampleMy personal experiences with their customer services have all been very, very positive.motorcycle dealers in kingston jamaica I exchanged my full Canadian licence for a full UK licence about 4 years ago. I got a full UK category B/BE with automatic only restriction (code 78). There is also a code 70CDN to indicate that the entitlement was an exchange (CDN denotes Canada).

One irritation was that I had to take a road test to drive a manual car as it could not be proven that I took my Canadian road test on a manual (hence the restriction). No licencing authorities in Canada care at all about what kind of transmission your car has, so it's bound to annoy nearly everyone, especially if they're like me and drove manual cars in Canada for years. After I passed my test, my category B entitlement changed to remove 78 and 70CDN codes, but the BE entitlement still has them on. I would have to take the trailer road test (minimum £115) to remove the automatic restriction. Also, I'm fairly sure that if you have ever held a UK driving licence and you return to the UK after living abroad, you can simply apply to the DVLA to reinstate your licence if you're not exchanging one, but do check with the DVLA first about this. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google Sign up using Email and Password Post as a guest By posting your answer, you agree to the privacy policy and terms of service.

Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged united-kingdom driving-license driving hong-kong or ask your own question. Home > License and ID > Convert a Foreign License Converting a Foreign License If you have recently moved to Massachusetts, you must obtain a valid Massachusetts license upon becoming a resident. To Convert Your License Complete an online application to convert your Class D, M, or D/M License. You may also download the Class D, M, or D/M License and ID Card Application Bring the completed form, appropriate fees and required documentation to any RMV Full Service Center. Conversion fees for out-of-state/foreign licenses can be found on our fee chart. Converting a License from any Other Foreign Country If you are converting a license from a country other than Canada, Mexico, the Republic of Korea, the Federal Republic of Germany, the Republic of France, Taiwan or one of the US Territories, you must take the full - written and road test, plus the eye test.

If you are from a country listed in the 1949 Road Acts Convention, you must have a sponsor and you must present your valid driver's license from that country and if needed, an English translation of the license. Please note: An International Driving Permit cannot be converted to a Massachusetts Driver's License. An International Driving Permit does not confer any driving privileges but is a translation into ten major languages of the relevant information contained on the driver's home country license. Caution: The Registrar and law enforcement agencies know that individuals or organizations have sold fraudulent documents as "International Driver Licenses" or "International Driving Permits." The Registrar does not recognize as valid any document purporting to be an "International Driver License" or any other document that confers driving privileges unless issued by the government agency that issues such licenses in the driver's country of residence and the driver is validly licensed.