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    the way i see it . i come over too nz ,swap over too a full nz licence before my aussie licence is disqualified , or if in a later date after my aussie licence is disqualified ,i come over and do all the tests and go on a nz L plate 250cc licence . thats it . is there any other info .please help , thankyou all the best. what would you do if you were in my situation

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    Here's an idea (which I did with my car license when I got to NZ)... mind you, this only works if you actually still have the plastic license card on you... just go down to the local AA (once you're in New Zealand), and do a "conversion/transfer" test... It's just the Learner's License equivalent test (scratch 'n win), and once you pass that, they issue you with a full NZ license (that is of course, if you had/have a Full Australian license...
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    yes i still have my current plastic card licence .

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    yes my licence is still currenty valid . i still have the original plastic card with my picture .what is the ''LOCAL AA'' ?????

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    Quote Originally Posted by fredie View Post
    yes my licence is still currenty valid . i still have the original plastic card with my picture .what is the ''LOCAL AA'' ?????
    The AA (Automobile Association) is who generally takes care of handling licenses and switching them over from other countries to New Zealand licences etc
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    im getting confused again . so i go too the NZ RTA or LOCAL AA

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    Quote Originally Posted by fredie View Post
    im getting confused again . so i go too the NZ RTA or LOCAL AA
    um... wait till you get here, and then get it sorted out?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ZeroIndex View Post
    Here's an idea (which I did with my car license when I got to NZ)... mind you, this only works if you actually still have the plastic license card on you... just go down to the local AA (once you're in New Zealand), and do a "conversion/transfer" test... It's just the Learner's License equivalent test (scratch 'n win), and once you pass that, they issue you with a full NZ license (that is of course, if you had/have a Full Australian license...
    Quote Originally Posted by ZeroIndex View Post
    um... wait till you get here, and then get it sorted out?
    He probably needs to sort it before he gets here (if possible). I suspect this "conversion/transfer" is provided for by the legislation Ixion quoted, and that process included a statement that the "overseas license is not suspended or revoked."

    Here is a link to LTNZ who are the ones that make up the rules. The AA are the place that do the frontline work where you can fill in the forms, book the tests, and stare into the eye test machine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kinje View Post
    He probably needs to sort it before he gets here (if possible). I suspect this "conversion/transfer" is provided for by the legislation Ixion quoted, and that process included a statement that the "overseas license is not suspended or revoked."

    Here is a link to LTNZ who are the ones that make up the rules. The AA are the place that do the frontline work where you can fill in the forms, book the tests, and stare into the eye test machine.
    nah, you can only do the test once you're here... you can get around on your Australian license for up to 12 months, although the sooner you change over the better...
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    No such thing in NZ as 'RTA'. Driver licencing is done by the AA (under rules set by the gubbermint). AA are the people you need. (There are some others that do it too, but AA is the easiest).

    They WILL catch you if you try to convert a disqualified licence. So you need to convert BEFORE the court hearing.
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    yes i will convert to a nz full licence ,before im disqualified here in sydney . if i dont i will have too go on a nz L plate 250cc licence

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    No such thing in NZ as 'RTA'. Driver licencing is done by the AA (under rules set by the gubbermint). AA are the people you need. (There are some others that do it too, but AA is the easiest).

    They WILL catch you if you try to convert a disqualified licence. So you need to convert BEFORE the court hearing.
    other posts say nz AA do not check .with aussie RTA about my licence status . all i need is a current licence plastic card type .what do u think of this

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    Quote Originally Posted by fredie View Post
    other posts say nz AA do not check .with aussie RTA about my licence status . all i need is a current licence plastic card type .what do u think of this


    *Shakes head*

    Do the crime, do the time.

    You did something dumb not once (wheelie) but 3 times (driving twice when you had no licence).

    I hope they do check.

    My 2 cents worth.

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    If you can't come here and do it before they disqualify you then all you can do is come here and apply for your learners.

    And what the hell is your deal anyways skipping countries to avoid the penalties of your misdemeanors, deal with it mate.

    If I popped wheelies and drove while disqualified twice I wouldn't deserve to hold a license for a long long time, I hardly think it's fair that you should be able to.

    And this is coming from a fellow Aussie so don't think I'm picking on you.

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    cause the laws allow me too come too nz and get a licence and ride thats why . i know of other people that use too go interstate licence transfer but the rta stoped that loophole . criminals in jail get parolle for good behavior . but disqualified drivers get nothing for good behaviorhow does that work . i have seen people get disqualified till 2021 and i have heard other people too be disqualified for lifehow does that work

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