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Hi bolaopemire,bolaopemire said:Congratulations Uddy, please come out from your silence. If PH, TBABA, others had been silent, we won't learn anything on this forum o. ;D
Please this is for landed seniors: What is the relevance of international driver's license? Is the regular NAIJA original plastic driver's license sufficient to exchange for CANADIAN's equivalent or there will be need to also present the international driver's license. A source informed me some things cannot be achieved without the international license like purchasing a car
An addition to what PH said....
You can't exchange your : Nigerian DL with a Canadian one.... (for where?), there's no exchange treaty btw the 2 countries. The agent at their licencing office here that attended to me said emphatically that Nigeria is one of the "problematic" countries (exact words) to verify the authenticity of our DL and/or cover letters. Your IDL will enable you drive before you start processing your license. Holding 2 licences is also not allowed. Not sure letter from FRSC will help much unless they can verify themselves that it is from Nigeria's licencing body.
So, if you are coming in for a permanent stay, just sit for the knowledge test and if your original Nigerian DL can be verified,(some are lucky to have that done) I was told I will be approved to do the road test immediately to qualify for the Class5 graduated driver's license instead of the class 7. And then , I won't have my Nigerian license back. Don't bother about IDL.
My experience and opinion.