Description
Holders of a valid driving licence issued by a non-EU country with which there is a specific international agreement, and who have established their registered residence in Italy, may apply to have their licence converted without having to sit a test.
It is possible to apply for the conversion of a driving licence issued by the followingnon-EU countries into an Italian driving licence:
- Algeria
- Andorra
- Argentina
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Brazil
- Philippines
- Japan
- Israel
- Kosovo
- Lebanon
- Macedonia (the Republic of North Macedonia is not convertible)
- Morocco
- Moldova
- Principality of Monaco
- United Kingdom
- Republic of Korea
- Republic of San Marino
- Serbia
- Sri Lanka
- Switzerland
- Taiwan
- Tunisia
- Turkey
- Ukraine
A driving licence can be convertedwithoutfurther tests or examinations if:
- it isvalid(i.e. has not expired) and wasobtained before taking up residence in Italy;
- the application is madewithin a specified period of acquiring residence in Italy; this period varies depending on the country that issued the driving licence, in accordance with the specific conversion agreement signed with Italy, as set out inthe table for the conversion of driving licences issued by non-EU countries
Restrictions
Before submitting your application, you must undergo amedical examinationto assess your mental and physical fitness to drive. The examination must be carried out by a doctor authorised to conduct driving licence medical examinations (seelist of authorised doctors); in the Province of Trento, the examination can be carried out at the Provincial Health Services Agency (APSS), by booking an appointment through theCUP.