[westies]

Sure this will be of great help:

http://www.communitylaw.org.nz/licence/test.php?q=dHlwZT0nR2VuZXJhbCBxdWVzdGlvbnMnIE9SIHR 5cGU9J0xpZ2h0IHZlaGljbGUgcXVlc3Rpb25zJw==&lclass=Classes+L1+and+Class+1+(light%20vehicles)&questions=General+questions+and+Light+vehicle+ques tions

[Oregonkiwi]

excellent, thank you!

[Caniwi]

awesome find!!

[Caroline and Dave]

Thanks so much for finding that:clap

[jess]

Just brininging this up again since we ran into it --- if when you go to take the test in NZ, your overseas license shows it was issued less than two years prior, you could end up having to take (and pay for) the driving test in addition to the written test. But if you can bring something official from the licensing authority in the country you came from to show them that you have been driving for more than two years, you'll avoid this.
Details here (http://www.emigratenz.org/forum/showthread.php?t=10652)

[jen]

Thanks for that - OH is wanting to get his NZ license as soon as possible.

I WAS thinking the same thing, but I got a speeding ticket last week & now am thinking maybe I should wait as long as possible in case I get another one so as not to get points on my license (though this was a camera ticket so even if I had an NZ license it wouldn't have counted).

Not that I expect to start piling them up - I think my last ticket was in 2000 so I'm not a speed demon, I swear :D I definitely need to start paying more attention on the road to where the zones change - I was going 64KM/hr in a 50 Km zone which had changed somewhere from 70KM & I just never noticed :o

Jen