Driving lessons
Overseas licence conversion
You already know how to drive. This is about the Victorian rules, the local road habits, and the specific things a VicRoads assessor watches for.
Overview
What these lessons cover
If you hold an overseas licence from a country that does not have a full mutual recognition agreement with Victoria, you may need to pass the VicRoads knowledge test, a hazard perception test, and a practical drive test. These lessons focus on the gap between how you drive now and what the assessment expects: give-way rules, roundabout lane discipline, keeping left, speed tolerance, and the mirror and head-check routine assessors want to see.
What is included
In every booking
- A first drive to identify differences from driving in your home country
- Victorian road rules that commonly catch experienced drivers out
- Roundabout lane discipline, keeping left, and give-way priority
- The observation routine assessors want to see, mirrors and head checks
- Optional test package: warm-up plus car hire for the practical assessment
Who it suits
Is this you?
Experienced drivers on an overseas licence who need to pass the Victorian practical test, and recent arrivals who want to drive locally with confidence before the assessment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Next steps
Pricing and booking
All lesson types start from $65 per lesson, with package rates for blocks. See full pricing, check the areas we cover, or book a lesson now.
Book a overseas licence conversion lesson
Lessons across Melbourne's south-east, seven days a week.