Transferring your licence to New South Wales is a bureaucratic joyride. If you’re moving from another Australian state or territory, you generally have three months to swap your old licence for a NSW one. You’ll need to visit a Service NSW centre, bring your current licence, proof of identity, and possibly proof of your new address.
The process involves completing an application, paying a fee (around $40-$50 AUD), and sometimes undergoing an eyesight test. International licence holders might have extra hoops to jump through, like knowledge tests or driving tests. For detailed, up-to-date info, consult ServiceCentral or the official NSW Transport website.
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