Which countries can I apply for a driving licence, without releasing mine?
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As mentioned, almost all countries east of Armenia won't take your old one. Japan, Hong Kong, Mongolia, Philippines, New Zealand, etc. almost all.
But what is the point of these answers when you can only get it with a valid working visa?
But what is the point of these answers when you can only get it with a valid working visa?
What if you move from one EU country to another. You have your driver's︁ license from your home country, but you take the exam all over again in your︂ new country, will that be possible?
No, EU does only allow one driving licence per category. You cannot have the same one from two countries. This does not allow to Switzerland, you could do this. But honestly, it is a very costly endeavour. You better exchange it somewhere else where they do not take it and then go to Switzerland and exchange the other one.
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It's not the same license from two countries though. What I wrote above indicated unique licences from two countries. But not sure if relevant if EU only allows one driving license.
It's not the same license from two countries though. What I wrote above indicated unique licences from two countries. But not sure if relevant if EU only allows one driving license.
Yes, you can take the exam in Belarus and keep you German one. But you cannot move to France and keep your German one as you are only allowed one for the whole EU:
https://europa.eu/youreurope/citize...ing-licence-exchange-recognition/index_en.htm
But not sure the point of it as you can easily convert it in Asia while keeping yours.
https://europa.eu/youreurope/citize...ing-licence-exchange-recognition/index_en.htm
But not sure the point of it as you can easily convert it in Asia while keeping yours.
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