So, you've survived the nerve-wracking P2 phase and want to graduate to the full licence – welcome to the grown-up club! In Australia, upgrading from a P2 to a full licence usually means you need to have held your P2 licence for at least 12 months without any major infractions.
Key requirements include being at least 20 years old (in some states, it's 21), passing any required hazard perception tests, and demonstrating a clean driving record.
Once you meet these, the process is mostly paperwork and a fee – no need to sit through another driving test unless your state demands it.
Check your state’s road authority website for exact steps and fees; it’s the official gospel.

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