The UK and Italy have today signed an agreement on the exchange of driving licences without the need to take a test
Edward Llewellyn, the British Ambassador to Italy and Inigo Lambertini, the Italian Ambassador to the UK, met this morning to sign the agreement at the Italian Foreign Ministry in Rome.
The agreement will allow holders of driving licences issued in the United Kingdom, Crown Dependencies and Gibraltar, who live in Italy, to apply to exchange their driving licence for an Italian one. The agreement also makes provision for exchange of expired licences for up to 5 years after their date of expiry as well as lost and stolen licences, subject to domestic procedures.
The British Ambassador to Italy, Ed Llewellyn, said today:
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