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This guide is for people with a driver licence or permit from another Australian state who are relocating to Victoria for more than 6 months.
Learn more about driving in Victoria on an interstate driver licence on the Transport Victoria website.
If you intend to live in Victoria for more than 6 months, you need to convert your interstate licence. This means changing your interstate licence to a Victorian one.
Use our calculator to find out when you need to convert and what kind of licence you’ll get.
The type of licence or permit you’ll get depends on:
Before you can convert your licence, make sure you have the following documents:
When you’re ready, you can book an appointment at a VicRoads Customer Service Centre.
Make sure you bring your documents to your appointment.
*Medical reports are needed if you have a medical condition or take prescribed medications that could affect your ability to drive.
**If applicable.
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