Can I legally drive in France with an Indian driving licence?
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I am travelling to France for a week during summer vacations and I'm planning to do a road trip with the family. Do I need to get an IDP, or is a valid Indian driving licence sufficient? I'll be applying for a Schengen visa in a month or two.
BTW, I drive in US with my Indian licence when I go there on business visa, and it's okay there.
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I am travelling to France for a week during summer vacations and I'm planning to do a road trip with the family. Do I need to get an IDP, or is a valid Indian driving licence sufficient? I'll be applying for a Schengen visa in a month or two.
BTW, I drive in US with my Indian licence when I go there on business visa, and it's okay there.
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I am travelling to France for a week during summer vacations and I'm planning to do a road trip with the family. Do I need to get an IDP, or is a valid Indian driving licence sufficient? I'll be applying for a Schengen visa in a month or two.
BTW, I drive in US with my Indian licence when I go there on business visa, and it's okay there.
france driving road-trips driving-licenses
I am travelling to France for a week during summer vacations and I'm planning to do a road trip with the family. Do I need to get an IDP, or is a valid Indian driving licence sufficient? I'll be applying for a Schengen visa in a month or two.
BTW, I drive in US with my Indian licence when I go there on business visa, and it's okay there.
france driving road-trips driving-licenses
france driving road-trips driving-licenses
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Legally, for visitors, a foreign driving license is enough provided it is written in French. Otherwise, an International Driving Permit is not formally required but if you don't have one, you are supposed to have a translation in French from a certified translator, which is probably just as troublesome to obtain.
Rules for longer stays and for licenses issued by EU member states and associated countries differ.
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Legally, for visitors, a foreign driving license is enough provided it is written in French. Otherwise, an International Driving Permit is not formally required but if you don't have one, you are supposed to have a translation in French from a certified translator, which is probably just as troublesome to obtain.
Rules for longer stays and for licenses issued by EU member states and associated countries differ.
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Legally, for visitors, a foreign driving license is enough provided it is written in French. Otherwise, an International Driving Permit is not formally required but if you don't have one, you are supposed to have a translation in French from a certified translator, which is probably just as troublesome to obtain.
Rules for longer stays and for licenses issued by EU member states and associated countries differ.
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Legally, for visitors, a foreign driving license is enough provided it is written in French. Otherwise, an International Driving Permit is not formally required but if you don't have one, you are supposed to have a translation in French from a certified translator, which is probably just as troublesome to obtain.
Rules for longer stays and for licenses issued by EU member states and associated countries differ.
Legally, for visitors, a foreign driving license is enough provided it is written in French. Otherwise, an International Driving Permit is not formally required but if you don't have one, you are supposed to have a translation in French from a certified translator, which is probably just as troublesome to obtain.
Rules for longer stays and for licenses issued by EU member states and associated countries differ.
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