Converting an overseas licence in Victoria is straightforward: book an overseas licence conversion with VicRoads, bring ID, proof of Victorian address, your original licence, and an English translation if needed.
Depending on your country, you may need to pass a road rules knowledge test, the Hazard Perception Test, and a drive test; some recognised countries get test waivers.
If you’re living in Victoria, you’re expected to convert within about six months of becoming a resident—so don’t leave it until your GPS starts judging you.
You can book online, and you’ll need a roadworthy test vehicle for the drive test (an instructor’s car is fine) plus the usual fees.
Check the latest VicRoads guidance for exact eligibility, documents, fees, and timeframes.
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