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Q: How complicated is it to get a car and drive in China?

Is my US driver's license valid here?

15 years 9 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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no, your US driving license wont be valid here. its pretty simple to get a Chinese driving license if you hold a valid driving license of your country.

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In order to get your driver’s license, you need to bring the following things:
1) Your passport as well as a copy of the picture page of your passport
2) A copy of your valid Chinese visa
3) A copy of the latest entry stamp in your passport
4) A copy of both sides of your foreign driver’s license
5) A legal translation of your license done by a certified translator
6) 6 passport-style photos
7) A completed health check – this can be done at most hospitals for under 50 RMB
8) Your Chinese name and your height in centimeters
9) 200-300 RMB

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