Age, driving experience and class of licence currently held will determine placement. Other licenced drivers residing in the province will have their experience rated against the Newfoundland and Labrador system and will be placed in the appropriate phase. have not taken a driver education course, you will remain at Level I until age 17, upon which you will graduate to a Class 5, Level II licence, where road test is not required since you would have already passed a road test in another jurisdiction that is recognized in this Province.have taken an approved driver education course, you will be given a four month credit and, upon reaching 16 years and eight months, you will be placed in Class 5, Level II.present a valid driver’s licence from a Graduated Driver Licensing Program, you will be placed in Class 5, Level I.
your licence is not expired not more than five years.your existing licence is valid (not suspended, cancelled or revoked).Canadaĭrivers from another province or territory can exchange their existing licence for a Newfoundland and Labrador driver’s licence without taking a written, vision or road test, provided: These out of province licences must be returned to the issuing jurisdiction (or are destroyed at their request). However a certified copy of the original licence can be provided to you upon request. Licences from another country or province must be submitted when you apply for your Newfoundland and Labrador licence. You must exchange your existing driver’s licence to a Newfoundland and Labrador driver’s licence within three months of becoming a resident. An appointment is needed if you have moved to the province and need a driver’s licence exchanged.
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