Yes, you can drive in NSW on a valid overseas licence if you’re a visitor—carry the licence and an English translation or an International Driving Permit if it isn’t in English.
Your licence class and conditions still apply, but you must follow NSW road rules like everyone else (speed, mobile phones, BAC, the whole circus).
If you become a permanent resident living in NSW, you’re expected to switch to a NSW licence within 3 months.
You can’t drive if your overseas licence is suspended or you can’t show you’re a visitor, and police may ask for passport/visa proof.
Insurance and hire-car terms can be fussier than the law, so read the fine print before the keys change hands.
When in doubt, check the latest from Service NSW before discovering the speed-camera budget personally.
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