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Update on exchange of driving licence from Uk to Mauritius

lesmar54

I went as described with all my papers to the Traffic Branch last week to change my UK Licence to Mauritius Drivers Permit and it was rejected for two reasons


[1] I needed a photocopy of the page in the passport where I last entered Mauritius.

[2] I needed an Attested(apostile) copy of my driving licence which means the Green paper copy.


I am not sure if these are recent changes to the regulations on this matter or that some officers decide that they want more information than others

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MaaBoo

@lesmar54


[1] Yes, that's pretty reasonable requirement, nothing special. If I remember correctly there is a question in the form what asks for date of arrival.


[2] You can ask your embassy to confirm that paper you provide is a valid driving license. It should contain your name, passport number, driving license number and  class(es) of vehicle(s) you're allowed to drive including their verbal description, e.g. "Class B (Motor cars)".


My papers were approved two weeks ago and I'm only waiting for the license to be printed.

MrZogs

What is the 'green paper' that is requested?

mike102

I assume this is the paper counterpart to the UK driving licence card, but the former was abolished on 8 June 2015:



Very confusing!

karibi

I exchanged my UK license earlier in the year.


Apart from the usual things I needed:

(a) A statement from the DVLA confirming my license. I just phoned them up and they emailed me a pdf which was accepted.

(b)  The 'green papers' is that when I exchanged by old UK paper driving license for my new UK photo license DVLA issued me with the photo license together with the 'green paper license' which fortunately I kept. This was titled 'Counterpart Driving License'. This was inspected and returned.