Yes, you can drive in Victoria with an overseas license, but there are a few caveats. If your license is in English or accompanied by a certified translation, you’re good to go for up to six months after arriving. Beyond that, you’ll need to convert it to a Victorian license, which usually involves some paperwork and possibly a test. Keep in mind, the rules differ if you’re here on a permanent visa versus a temporary one. Always carry your overseas license and passport while driving, and if in doubt, check the latest from VicRoads or ServiceCentral.
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