BB_keina said:Anyone here with Philippine driver's license?
I would like to ask for tips on how to get a driver's license in Canada. Any documents that I need to secure in LTO?
I am landing in Montreal and planning to transfer to Toronto.
Thank you.
You do of course realize that Manitoba and Toronto are several thousand kilometers from each other....It's about 20 hours of driving to get there! You might want to consider a slightly more convenient method of getting a license.Once after you reach here in manitoba, go to Manitoba Public Insurance office and apply for license
Then driving from Manitoba to Kenora ON. It's only about 2 hours driving.Buletruck said:You do of course realize that Manitoba and Toronto are several thousand kilometers from each other....It's about 20 hours of driving to get there! You might want to consider a slightly more convenient method of getting a license.
So only another 18ish hours to Toronto......I am landing in Montreal and planning to transfer to Toronto.
Yes, get a certification from the LTO main office if you have over 2 years of driving experience. It will allow you to waive the wait times for the G2 and G road tests after taking the G1 written test. I've done this in Ontario and got to keep my Philippine license.BB_keina said:Anyone here with Philippine driver's license?
I would like to ask for tips on how to get a driver's license in Canada. Any documents that I need to secure in LTO?
I am landing in Montreal and planning to transfer to Toronto.
Thank you.
Thank you po...bellaluna said:Yes, get a certification from the LTO main office if you have over 2 years of driving experience. It will allow you to waive the wait times for the G2 and G road tests after taking the G1 written test. I've done this in Ontario and got to keep my Philippine license.
It does not need to be DFA authenticated, but I had it done anyway, because I preferred picking it up at DFA Aseana.
Hello Bellaluna,Yes, get a certification from the LTO main office if you have over 2 years of driving experience. It will allow you to waive the wait times for the G2 and G road tests after taking the G1 written test. I've done this in Ontario and got to keep my Philippine license.
It does not need to be DFA authenticated, but I had it done anyway, because I preferred picking it up at DFA Aseana.
It's the Driver's License Certification. You may also choose to get the Certificate of No Apprehension for insurance.Hello Bellaluna,
What is this certification called in LTO? Is this the same with Phil. Driver License Records? Usually how long is the waiting time for the road test in Canada? And how soon can I book for the road test if I have this certificate from LTO? Thanks!!