CHINA DRIVERS LICENSE

CHINA DRIVERS LICENSE
Feb 23, 2009 20:33	#41
SHIMSIM Points: Join Date: Feb 23, 2009 Status: Offline	OK, so i am trying to get a license the legal way and i asked my friends to contact the local driving authority (a few of them actually) and they all say the same thing ..... i can not just take the written test and i can not take someone in to the exam to translate for me. I am in the Foshan/Shunda area, can anyone give me some information on where i can take a test in this area (where they will actually let me that is). I dont mind going to Zhuhai or somewhere a few hours drive away, so any recommendations and contact numbers would be great! Thanks

Feb 23, 2009 20:33

#41

SHIMSIM
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OK, so i am trying to get a license the legal way and i asked my friends to contact the local driving authority (a few of them actually) and they all say the same thing ..... i can not just take the written test and i can not take someone in to the exam to translate for me. I am in the Foshan/Shunda area, can anyone give me some information on where i can take a test in this area (where they will actually let me that is). I dont mind going to Zhuhai or somewhere a few hours drive away, so any recommendations and contact numbers would be great!

Thanks

Apr 9, 2009 08:51

#42

GUEST84228

Just got back from Wujiang in Jiangsu Province with the first part of obtaining my license. We went to a medical office, where for 10 RMB I got my eyes checked, hearing checked and tested to see if my hands shake. We then went to the police where they did the paperwork. I will get a class C and E, which is for car and motorcycle, since my Canadian license, which I needed to get translated, states that I have both. Tomorrow we go and write the exam and then we get the license next Wednesday. So far, pretty painless. We asked the cop how the others could get their motorcycle license if they didn't have one from Canada and he said that they can come back in 30 days and go through the process again, but they will have to take a road test as well.

Jun 26, 2009 21:28	#43
GUEST10135	I got my Chinese driver's license a few years ago and it was very easy. As long as you have the right type of visa. You must have a residence visa! No other legal way without this type of visa. Just bring your license and a certified translation of it and take a written (computer) test and a few minor medical tests. Very quick and simple.

Jul 22, 2009 10:28

#44

GUEST76104

I have same situation with you.But,i am from Tehran-Iran.I watched at the website its written that the Chinese government has not corporation or any collaboration with the IDPS(International Driving Permit).Its mean,you must change your driving license to Chinese.

Its need some documents as below :

1) A copy of the passport main page
2) A copy of the valid Chinese visa
3) A copy of the latest entry stamp in your passport
3) A copy of both sides of overseas driving license
4) 8 one-inch color pictures with white background
5) Your Chinese name.
6) Height
7) Deposit:2000RMB

good luck,

Dec 12, 2009 00:10	#45
YQH080829 Points: Join Date: Dec 12, 2009 Status: Offline	our company can help expat to apply china driver licence, simple procedure and easy pass. welcome consult: msn: hotmail.com\|alanjansun tel: 02083620477

May 17, 2010 23:58	#46
GUEST19618	To the people who don't show their respect and manner, piss youself, IF YOU KNOW CHINESE DRIVERS HAVE TO PASS ALL THE STUPID TWO TESTS FOR HAVING THEIR LICENSES IN AMERICA. They indulged you!

Jul 15, 2010 08:49	#47
GUEST16338	Wow, I wonder if it works the other way araound. I.E can a chinese person drive in europe on a chinese licence regards David

Jul 16, 2010 14:04	#48
APAULT Points: Join Date: Mar 11, 2006 Status: Offline	Urrr, no way around it officially! Pay the money to a person with connections and whey, you have a licence.

Mar 17, 2011 10:47

#49

GUEST12494

Well, never say never, work is established and visa is solid. Driving is a very, very small task. If you know the direction you are headed and are fully aware of the plus and minus, or the yin and the yang, then the transition should be smooth. <PERIOD>.
Been living in the pacific and orient for years. <PERIOD>. Granted you have to be ready for the pit falls. It is another country with its own element. Be safe and enjoy your tour.

Aug 7, 2011 22:06	#50
GUEST33654	[quote=BETWEENUS21 ,34662]seriously no foreigner can get a driver's licence in China - unless provided that he is being employed or working in China and have a valid working visa - period. No other way around it.[/quote] This is wrong! I live since 4y on L-Visa in Shenzhen and have my chinese drivers license since ~2y. I only had to do the theoretical test.

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