So you've landed in Australia and want to swap that trusty Indian driver's licence for an Aussie one? First off, good news: Australia generally recognises Indian licences, but you'll need to navigate some hoops. Typically, you must apply for a conversion through the local road authority—like VicRoads or RMS—depending on your state. Expect to provide identity documents, proof of residency, and sometimes pass a knowledge or practical driving test, especially if your licence isn’t in English or if it’s expired.
Key points: The process varies by state; fees usually range from $30 to $100; and you may need to bring an official translation if your licence isn't in English. For the nitty-gritty, check your state’s road authority website or visit ServiceCentral for guidance.
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