So you've landed in NSW and want to swap that shiny international driving licence for a local one? Here’s the lowdown: first, your international licence must be valid and in English, or accompanied by an official translation. You’ll need to visit a Service NSW centre with your licence, passport, and proof of NSW residency. Depending on your country of origin, you might need to pass a knowledge test or a practical driving test, so don’t get cocky. Fees apply, roughly around $40-$60 AUD. For the nitty-gritty, check out ServiceCentral or the official NSW Roads and Maritime Services guidelines.
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