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iqbal khawaja javed wrote:

hello ihave chang my pakistan licince can you help mi

Not enough information! What exactly is your problem?聽 More details will be helpful in suggesting a solution.

Romaniac

bluebird980 wrote:

Hey WiedemS

I'm a foreigner living in Romania currently and I want to get my driving test done here. However, as you may know, its not the easiest thing. I would really appreciate if you could help me out with the test material as you mentioned you had them in English. I've looked everywhere and i can't seem to locate any good learning material..

I would really appreciate it. Thank You and sorry for any trouble caused.

BB

Be advised that WiedemS has been inactive since February 2014, so it may be unlikely that you'll get a response from that member.

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Bogdan_P wrote:

Even if you learn in english, how are you going to take the test which is in romanian?!

The test is offered in 5 languages (English, French, Germany, Hungarian, Romanian), has been since 2008.

Romaniac

Niconico123456789 wrote:

Hi, can you give me the materials and answers for the exam?聽 :p I really need them..

You can find some English language materials at

Romaniac
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magnolia15 wrote:

Hey - so just a heads up for Americans with valid driver's licenses. If you are still in America and you want to be able to drive in Romania, you need to get an International Driver's permit. You can google your local AAA and for a small fee and some passport sized photos, you can get the international permit and skip all of this pesky business overseas

Careful Magnolia, this is (somewhat) true if you're an American here as a tourist.聽 Actually, I had a couple of stops by police when I first arrived and all they wanted to see was my passport and license, they didn't care at all about the IDP, so it was somewhat worthless, but I wouldn't advocate not getting it.聽 The IDP is essentially nothing more than a translation and universal format that signatory nations agreed on.聽 If you plan to come here to reside, you'll still need an official translation by an authorized translator in order to exchange it.

Romania recognizes foreign licenses up to 90 days (length of tourist stay) or until a long-stay D-visa expires (up to 1 year). If you settle here and receive a residence permit (permis de sedere), you do need to exchange your license by law.聽 This is based on the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic.聽 The reverse is true for Romanians in USA also generally, though it can differ from state to state.

Romaniac
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Maykal wrote:

"Romania recognizes foreign licenses up to 90 days"

Just to clarify, foreign licences from other EU states are valid until their expiry. So, theoretically, if you didn't fancy taking the test in Romania, you could do it in another EU country and then just use the licence in Romania. After it expires, you can just change it for a Romanian licence without retaking the test.

Correct, thanks for pointing that out. Although, I was talking about American licenses. Maybe it's more correct to say, most non-EU licenses are valid 90 days or the visa validity I would think that most people with an EU license know that it's good here, and wouldn't be concerned with an IDP to come here?

Romaniac