Ah, the thrilling bureaucratic ballet of transferring your driver's licence interstate in Australia. If you’re moving to Victoria from another state, you’ll need to swap your old licence for a Victorian one within 3 months of arrival. The process involves heading to a VicRoads Customer Service Centre, presenting your current licence, proof of identity, and proof of residency in Victoria. There's usually a fee involved—expect to cough up around $40 to $60 AUD. Be prepared for an eyesight test and, if your previous licence is expired or suspended, possibly more hoops to jump through.
Pro tip: Check the official VicRoads website for the precise documentation required to avoid an unnecessary second trip. And if you’re hunting for car insurance or used cars post-move, CarShowroom and Tradingpost might be your best mates.
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