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How long can I drive on a foreign licence in UK?

How long can I drive on a foreign licence in UK?

12 months
International licence holders visiting the UK can drive on their valid foreign licence for up to 12 months from when they become resident. – If your licence is from the European Economic Area, you can use it until you turn 70 years old.

When did you become a permanent UK resident?

You must have legally resided in the UK for a continuous period of 5 years, i.e. without interruption, in order to gain Permanent Residence.

How many penalty points can you get for a traffic light Offence?

3 penalty points
If prosecuted for the offence of failing to comply with red light signals, you face at least 3 penalty points being imposed on your licence and a substantial fine. If you have received a Notice of Intended Prosecution through the post, it is vital to seek early legal advice.

How quickly can I get a driving licence UK?

Upon passing your driving test, you’ll be able to start driving immediately. Your instructor will take your provisional licence and send it to the DVLA and you’ll be sent a new permanent driving licence within 1-3 weeks.

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How long does it take DVLA to decide on driving licence?

If you give the DVLA full information, they should decide within six weeks whether you can continue to drive or not. They will write to you if it is going to take longer. You can keep driving while DVLA are considering your application as long as you are safe to drive.

Can I Drive while waiting for a new driving licence?

You and your doctor are in the best position to consider the Section 88 criteria and to decide whether you should drive while you are waiting for a licence to be issued. Section 88 cover is valid until any of the following apply: You receive your new driving licence, (as that will cover you to drive).

Can I keep driving while DVLA are considering my application?

You can keep driving while DVLA are considering your application as long as you are safe to drive. If you have any concerns, then you should contact your doctor or the DVLA for further advice. If you have any doubts about driving you should not drive. take away your licence.

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How long does it take for a driving licence to expire?

Sometimes they can give you a licence that is valid for 1 to 5 years. Sometimes they will take your licence away (‘revoke’ it). You can appeal. If your doctor says you are not fit to drive, you can give up your licence. This is also known as ‘surrendering’ your licence.