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Overseas licence policy change update

From 1 March 2024, all drivers in NSW on a temporary visa, using an overseas licence and staying here for more than six months must convert to a NSW drivers licence.

The NSW Government has announced a new policy to improve the safety of visitors driving on NSW roads.

This change aligns with rules for temporary visa holders who take up residence in NSW on or after 1 July 2023 to convert their overseas licence to a NSW licence if they have resided in the state for six months and wish to continue to drive before 1 March 2025.

Temporary visa holders have plenty of time – 12 months – to apply for a NSW licence at Service NSW Centre.

Information on overseas licence requirements is here.

Information on how to convert to a NSW licence is here.

We will continue to update you on these ongoing changes through Drive Lite in the coming months.

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