Can I get my license in NSW if I live in Victoria?

If you’ve moved to NSW from another Australian state or territory, you can only drive in NSW on an interstate licence for 3 months. After that period you’ll need to visit a service centre and apply to transfer your licence to a NSW driver licence. If your licence has expired, or is just about to, a fee will be charged.

How do I get my P1 licence NSW?

To apply for your P1 licence (Red P’s) in NSW, you must be at least 17 years of age, have held a learner licence for at least 12 months and have logged at least 120 hours of supervised driving time including at least 20 hours of night driving (unless you’re 25 or older) in your Learner Driver Log Book.

Can a NSW P Plater drive in Victoria?

Victoria P1 peer passenger restrictions apply. You must not drive with more than one passenger between 16 to 21 unless the passenger is your spouse/domestic partner or sibiling/ step sibiling. NSW P1 peer passenger restrictions apply. No passenger restrictions apply.

How much does it cost to get your P1 license NSW?

Driver, rider and heavy vehicle licence fees

How do I become a NSW resident?

Permanent Resident or Permanent Visa

1. Bring your overseas licence.
2. Provide proof of your identity.
3. Provide evidence of Australian permanent residency.
4. Finish the Licence application form.
5. Pass an eyesight test.
6. Pass a knowledge test unless you are exempt.
7. Pass a driving test unless you are exempt.
8. Pay the applicable licence fee.

Can full license drive with P plates on NSW?

You may only drive cars (vehicles under 4.5 tonnes gross vehicle weight). This vehicle restriction applies to all learners. You must be supervised while driving at all times by an Australian driver with a full licence (not provisional or learner)

How do you go from P1 to P2?

To upgrade your provisional licence from:

1. P1 to P2, you must have held your P1 licence for at least 12 months (not including any suspension period).
2. P2 to full, you must have held your P2 licence for at least 2 years (not including any suspension period).

Do Vic P platers have to follow NSW rules?

In NSW, drivers with a P1 licence cannot have more than one passenger under 21 between 11pm and 5am and the RMS advises drivers to obey rules relating to the state where they obtained their licence.

How fast can a Victorian P plater go in NSW?

Victorian learner and probationary drivers travelling interstate. One example is NSW where: learner drivers with a NSW license are not allowed to travel at more than 90km/h where the posted speed limit is above 90km/h. learner drivers with a Victorian license are allowed to drive at up to the posted speed limit.

What is a blue P plate in NSW?

“The Blue P program helps the driver and their support person through the whole process starting out with a drive skills refresher lesson with a parent or carer before embarking on dedicated and personalised lessons with their learner driver, and ongoing check-ins with parents for supervisory guidance available outside …

Can a Victorian learner driver drive in NSW?

Victorian learner and probationary drivers travelling interstate. One example is NSW where: learner drivers with a Victorian license are allowed to drive at up to the posted speed limit.