Transferring your driver's license to New South Wales is a straightforward affair, but don't expect a red carpet welcome. If you're moving from another Australian state or territory, you must transfer your licence within 3 months of becoming a NSW resident. You'll need to visit a Service NSW centre, bring your current licence, proof of identity, and pay a fee (usually around $50 AUD). Expect an eyesight test and possibly a knowledge test if your licence is expired or from certain overseas countries.
For overseas licences, rules tighten: you might need to pass the full testing rigmarole, including a practical driving test. Keep in mind, the process can drag if you haven't got all your paperwork in order. Consult ServiceCentral or Service NSW for the most current procedure and fees.
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