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Originally Posted by NaughtyWhores
There is no such thing as an International Drivers Licence.
International Driving Permits are issued by Auto Clubs and are only valid while you carry your current licence from wherever.
The "Permit" simply translates your licence for countries that don't speak your language.
In English speaking countries your Canadian licence would be fine by itself - just drop the "ey" off the end of every line.
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Not true.
An international drivers license is a goverment issued ID.
It is recommended for us in Denmark if we travel outside the EU and especially if we want to rent a car.
Its just a matter of going to the local authorities and have them issue the license.
I just looked this up a couple of days ago
