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graham

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Q: I am an Australian working in China, and would like to know how I can get a Chinese driving licence?

I have tried the local police and other authorities, but no one can seem to give me an answer. Hope someone can help. Graham

15 years 11 weeks ago in Transport & Travel - Beijing

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Ludovico

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Yo,

Check the links for all the answers you'll ever need!

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15 years 11 weeks ago

philwilliams.cn

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everywhere is different, check with the local police

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15 years 11 weeks ago

nixoncutie

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The best way is through the agen and that will cost you about 6000rmb but faster,

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15 years 8 weeks ago

Ottokar

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contact your embassy the should know
there is an office in Beijing where you can make the test on the computer in english.
when I found the place again I let you know

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