Can You Drive in Canada with an Expired Foreign License?

Introduction:

If you have an expired foreign driver’s license, you may wonder whether you can still drive in Canada. The rules around expired licenses vary depending on your situation and where you’re from.

Key Points:

1. International Drivers with an Expired License
If your foreign driver’s license has expired, you cannot legally drive in Canada. Even if you are in Canada temporarily, you need to either renew your foreign license or apply for a Canadian one.

2. The Validity of Foreign Licenses in Canada
Canada generally allows foreign visitors to drive with their valid foreign licenses (and in some cases, an International Driving Permit) for a short period, usually from 90 days to six months. However, once your license expires, you must follow the process to get a Canadian license.

3. Exchanging Your Foreign License
In certain provinces, if you are from a country that has a licensing exchange agreement with Canada, you can exchange your expired foreign license for a Canadian one, without needing to take a road test. Check with your province’s licensing office for specifics.

4. Applying for a Canadian License
If you're unable to exchange your foreign license, you’ll need to apply for a Canadian driver’s license by taking the necessary written and road tests. Requirements vary by province.


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