DRIVING PERMIT- Seniors please help!!!

[dp0360]

Any1 can please tell me thet cn i get a driving Permit there in canada if i have a Driving Licence from India..


Seniors please help!!!!

 

[Robin Reddy]

go to your nearest rta office and ask them to give a letter that you have been issued license and authorised.by showing that letter you can directly apply for driving test in canada

 

[kirankumar221991]

apply for international driving permit (idp) in your near by rta office( road transport authority )


you can apply for it once get your visa , for us rta hyderabad the fee around 630 rs

we need to submit original driving license and visa copy to rta ,

they issue idp in a day .

 

[dp0360]

go to your nearest rta office and ask them to give a letter that you have been issued license and authorised.by showing that letter you can directly apply for driving test in canada

i already have my licence bro...!!

but as u said i wud once go to Kolkata RTA to enquire for the same..

 

[dp0360]

apply for international driving permit (idp) in your near by rta office( road transport authority )


you can apply for it once get your visa , for us rta hyderabad the fee around 630 rs

we need to submit original driving license and visa copy to rta ,

they issue idp in a day .

dey told me to wait atleast for a year for IDP...as my driving licence has been issued in the month of november.... and to be elligible for IDP ur driving licence issuance date shud be atleast a year back...:/

 

[sabby2612]

dey told me to wait atleast for a year for IDP...as my driving licence has been issued in the month of november.... and to be elligible for IDP ur driving licence issuance date shud be atleast a year back...:/

Then you better don't even worry about your license here in Canada. Also, how old are you?

You can apply for G1 (written test) any time you wish once you are here and afterwards (depending what age you are) you can apply for G2 that allows you to drive here (even a truck up to 26 feet, with no trailer or air breaks).

 

[dp0360]

Then you better don't even worry about your license here in Canada. Also, how old are you?

You can apply for G1 (written test) any time you wish once you are here and afterwards (depending what age you are) you can apply for G2 that allows you to drive here (even a truck up to 26 feet, with no trailer or air breaks).

my age is 22+...

 

[dp0360]

Then you better don't even worry about your license here in Canada. Also, how old are you?

You can apply for G1 (written test) any time you wish once you are here and afterwards (depending what age you are) you can apply for G2 that allows you to drive here (even a truck up to 26 feet, with no trailer or air breaks).

i read somewhere that if i have a valid licence from my resident country i dnt need to give g1 exam....does something like dat exist?? or we just need to start affresh... and how much tym shud be living there to be eligible to apply for driver's permit?? some1 told me atleast aftr 1 year of my landing i become elligible to do so....

 

[PMM]

Hi

i read somewhere that if i have a valid licence from my resident country i dnt need to give g1 exam....does something like dat exist?? or we just need to start affresh... and how much tym shud be living there to be eligible to apply for driver's permit?? some1 told me atleast aftr 1 year of my landing i become elligible to do so....

No, there are a limited number of countries where you can exchange your DL for a Canadian provincial license. India is not one of them. You will have to start from scratch

For BC

Steps for getting your licence
If you have two years of non-learner driving experience:

Step 1:

Take the knowledge test at any driver licensing office.

The knowledge test is a multiple choice quiz that tests your knowledge of road signs and the rules of the road. You’ll need to get 40 out of 50 questions right to pass.

Step 2:

Take the Class 5 road test. Note: Bring another qualified driver with you for your test in case you don’t pass.

If you don’t have two years’ of non-learner driving experience:

You’ll need to go through the graduated licensing program. You’ll get credit for any non-learner driving experience you can provide.

 

[dp0360]

Hi


No, there are a limited number of countries where you can exchange your DL for a Canadian provincial license. India is not one of them. You will have to start from scratch

For BC

Steps for getting your licence
If you have two years of non-learner driving experience:

Step 1:

Take the knowledge test at any driver licensing office.

The knowledge test is a multiple choice quiz that tests your knowledge of road signs and the rules of the road. You'll need to get 40 out of 50 questions right to pass.

Step 2:

Take the Class 5 road test. Note: Bring another qualified driver with you for your test in case you don't pass.

If you don't have two years' of non-learner driving experience:

You'll need to go through the graduated licensing program. You'll get credit for any non-learner driving experience you can provide.

thanxx..

now i am clear that i wud have to again learn driving der...

 

[zardoz]

http://www.drivetest.ca/EN/licencing/Pages/Out-of-Country-Drivers.aspx

As you appear to be destined for Ontario, here is the appropriate information for you.