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you have had normal residence in Norway for more than five years.

the foreign driving entitlement for heavy vehicle categories has expired.

You must submit a health certificate from a doctor if you apply for an exchange of heavy vehicle categories and In some cases you must submit a health certificate If you submit a health certificate, the validity of the heavy categories will be five years from the date when the health certificate was issued. Licences for heavy vehicle categories (C1, C1E, C, CE, D1, D1E, D and DE) will have the same validity period as the licence you exchanged, or they will be valid for five years after you took up normal residence in Norway if this is shorter. Light vehicle licence categories will normally be valid for 15 years. See also: Valid proof of identity For how long are the categories in a Norwegian driving licence valid? A temporary driving permit is only valid in Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark. If you are entitled to a temporary driving permit when you submit the application, you must present valid proof of identity. This applies even if your driving licence was issued after the UK left the EU.

You can exchange your British driving licence for a Norwegian driving licence according to the rules that apply to driving licences from EEA countries.

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You need to book an appointment if you wish to hand it in yourself.įind a Driver and Vehicle Licensing Officeĭo it yourself: Book an appointment at the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Office (in Norwegian) Driving licences from the UK You can mail the completed form to your local Driver and Vehicle Licensing Office (trafikkstasjon) or hand it in there yourself. When you apply for an exchange of a driving licence that was issued in another EU/EEA country, you must submitĭownload: Application for driving licence (PDF)

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How to exchange your EU/EEA driving licence In this case, your driving licence will be processed as a regular EU/EEA driving licence. Special transitional provisions apply if you took up normal residence in Norway before 19 January 2013 and you have an EU/EEA driving licence issued before this date. However, if you have had a Spanish driving entitlement for a continuous period of at least ten years before you moved to Norway, you may exchange your Spanish driving licence for a Norwegian driving licence. If you have had a valid driving entitlement in one or several EU/EEA countries for a continuous period of at least ten years before you took up normal residence or moved back to Norway, your driving licence will be processed as a regular EU/EEA driving licence.Įxample: If your driving licence was issued in Spain after exchanging a Moroccan driving licence, you are normally not entitled to exchanging your driving licence.If you passed the theory test and the practical driving test in connection with the exchange of a non-EU/EEA driving licence to a driving licence from an EU/EEA country, you may exchange your EU/EEA driving licence directly.If your driving entitlement was upgraded in an EU/EEA country, the categories below the category you added are also considered EU/EEA categories.Įxample: If you have a Polish driving licence that was issued after exchanging a Russian driving licence category B, which was later upgraded to include category C in Poland, category B will also be considered Polish.In some cases, however, you may still be entitled to exchange an EU/EEA driving licence that was issued after exchanging a driving licence from a non-EU/EEA country. Consequently, you may not exchange it for a Norwegian driving licence.

If your EU/EEA driving licence was exchanged from any other non-EU/EEA country, you may not exchange it for a Norwegian driving licence.Įxample: If you have a Polish EU/EEA driving licence that was issued after exchanging a Russian driving licence, it will be processed as a Russian driving licence.

If your EU/EEA driving licence was exchanged from a non-EU/EEA country listed in § 10-2 of the Norwegian Driving Licence Regulations (in Norwegian, Lovdata), you may exchange it for a Norwegian driving licence, provided the other conditions are met.Įxample: If you have a Spanish driving licence that was issued after exchanging an American driving licence, it will be processed as an American driving licence.

Your application will be processed according to the rules that apply for the country that issued the original driving licence: Did you obtain an EU/EEA driving licence by exchanging a licence from a non-EU/EEA country? The rules for exchange depend on the original licence.