driving licenses

Ireland – Driving Licenses

For foreign nationals living in or moving to Ireland, the right to drive on an overseas licence — and how long that right lasts — depends on both your country of origin and your residency status. Holders of EU/EEA licences

Israel – Driving Licenses

Those holding a foreign licence may drive in Israel for up to one year from the date they enter the country. Beyond that point, a locally issued Israeli licence becomes mandatory. Olim Hadashim (new immigrants) who can demonstrate five or

Indonesia – Driving Licenses

Indonesia’s official driving licence is known as the SIM (Surat Izin Mengemudi). Visitors travelling on tourist visas may drive lawfully by presenting a valid International Driving Permit (IDP) together with their original national licence for a maximum period of six

India – Driving Licenses

Foreign nationals who wish to drive in India should be aware that their home country licence alone is typically not enough — an International Driving Permit (IDP) must be carried alongside it for visits lasting up to one year. Those

Iceland – Driving Licenses

Foreign nationals driving in Iceland may use a valid licence from their home country for a limited time — generally up to seven months following registration of residency. Visitors on short trips may drive freely on their existing licence. Those

Hungary – Driving Licenses

Anyone from abroad who drives in Hungary must carry a valid licence at all times. Visitors and short-stay travellers may generally rely on their home licence for up to one year from the point at which they establish residency, though

Greece – Driving Licenses

Foreign nationals who wish to drive in Greece need to understand that the applicable rules vary depending on where their licence was originally issued and whether they are resident in the country. Those holding EU/EEA licences face no conversion requirements,

Gibraltar – Driving Licenses

Whether you can drive in Gibraltar using a foreign licence depends primarily on your residency status and the country that issued your licence. Visitors and short-term travellers can typically use their home licence for up to six months. Those who

Germany – Driving Licenses

Whether you can legally drive in Germany as a foreign national depends largely on where your licence was originally issued and how long you intend to live in the country. Those holding EU or EEA licences may continue driving on