As for the license.
Valid for 1 year from the date of issue
2Valid for driving a specific type of vehicle (regular car, two-wheeled or three-wheeled vehicle)
3Can be operated in Geneva Convention member countries (96 countries, 2 administrative regions)
4Return the license to the nearest license renewal center or police station immediately upon expiration or revocation.
and that the Geneva Conventions do not include the Geneva Conventions. And the Geneva Conventions includeChina, Taiwan, Switzerland, Germanyand other countries are not members, so even if you have a previously obtained and valid international driver's license, it would be a good idea to check it once.
Incidentally, in the case of Germany, theIf you have a Japanese driver's license and its German translation, or both a Japanese driver's license and an international driver's license, you can drive for six months."Yes.
There's a lot going on.
I applied for an international license this time, and it was very easy to apply for and was issued on the same day.(I thought it was a pain in the ass like applying for a passport)I thought that if I were to go abroad in the future, I would acquire it each time.
Well, unless you actually drive abroad.(Don't you ever do that?)Even if my husband should ever be unable to drive, it would be safer for me to have a license.
However, when I tweeted the other day on Twitter that I had gotten my international driver's license
Be careful~, people in the U.S. don't "might-drive", so we have to be very careful. You don't think he'll come out at this time, do you? → He's not going to come through this gap, is he? → I'd rather guess, but they'll try to get in.
The reply was ((((; ))))
Oh no, I'm scared. I'll only be allowed to drive on empty roads in the countryside (blast).
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