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365Telugu.com online news, November 4th,2024: If you’re an Indian citizen who loves the freedom of driving while traveling abroad, you’ll be pleased to know that several countries allow you to drive using your Indian driving licence without needing an International Driving Permit (IDP). Here’s a list of nine destinations where your Indian licence is recognized, along with important guidelines for each country.

Countries Allowing Indian Driving Licence:

1. United States of America (USA)

  • In most U.S. states, Indian drivers can rent and drive cars with a valid Indian driving licence for up to one year. Your licence must be in English, and you’ll need an I-94 form as proof of entry.

2. New Zealand

  • New Zealand permits Indian drivers to use their licence for up to one year after entering. Drivers must be at least 21, and the licence should be in English or translated by the New Zealand Transport Agency.

3. Australia

  • Australia accepts Indian driving licences in different states with varying time limits. Northern regions allow driving for three months, while New South Wales, South Australia, and the Australian Capital Territory permit it for over a year.

4. Malaysia

  • Indian licences are accepted in Malaysia, provided they are in English or Malay. This allows you to explore the country by road with ease.

5. Germany

  • Indian citizens can drive in Germany for up to six months with an Indian licence. Having a German translation or an IDP is recommended for smoother travel.

6. Switzerland

  • Indian licences are valid in Switzerland for one year from the date of entry. Ensure your licence is in English to drive legally.

7. Singapore

  • In Singapore, Indian licences are valid for up to 12 months. You must be at least 18, and the licence must be in English or translated.

8. United Kingdom (UK)

  • In England, Scotland, and Wales, Indian licences allow driving certain vehicle types for up to one year.

9. France

  • France permits driving on an Indian licence for up to one year. A French translation of the licence is required.
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