The translation of the above paragraph into English is as follows: ? Taiwan(China) Q&A
Inoltre alla consegna della macchina, oltre alla patente e al certificato di traduzione internazionale, è necessario stampare la ricevuta ? Thailand Q&A
Können wir in den Niederlanden ein Auto mieten und damit fahren, wenn wir nur Führerschein und Internationales Führerscheinkonzept dabei haben ? Netherlands Q&A
Is it considered an illegal act to drive with an international driving permit ? Taiwan(China) Q&A
Will there be traffic police checking licenses in Turkey? Will our translated ID card be accepted ? Turkey Q&A
Ma tu hai preso la macchina anche senza patente, non ti preoccupi che se succede qualcosa in strada, la polizia considera che sei in possesso di patente ? United Kingdom Q&A
Do I need to make an international driving permit translation when booking a car on Shǎn zū ? New Zealand Q&A
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Excuse me, everyone. Can an international driving permit for driving in Italy be used? ? Canada Q&A
Can newly licensed drivers in China drive ? Switzerland Q&A
Can I rent an International Driving Permit translation booklet for beginners ? Austria Q&A
Can I use an IAI international driving permit in Japan ? Japan Q&A
The translation and certification handled by the consulate is the translated certification, while the notary public is the notarized document. These are two different things. Italy only requires translation and certification, while some countries require an oath translation, and some countries require notarization and certification or double certification. These all need to be clearly understood by oneself. If you go to multiple countries, it doesn't make much sense to get one either. Be careful and try not to run into the police ? Italy Q&A
Do I need to apply for an international driving permit if I have a Singapore passport ? Australia Q&A
Isn't it just that two licenses are enough? Do you also need a sworn translation ? Germany Q&A