The 1-inch photo attached at the back of the translated driver's license, does it have any requirements for the color of the background ? New Zealand Q&A
I applied for an international driver's license translation on this car rental software. What kind of certification is required? Can I drive directly in Malaysia ? Malaysia Q&A
Can I rent a car in Taipei with an international driving permit translation and my mainland Chinese driver's license ? Taiwan(China) Q&A
Is it possible to rent a car in Greece without an international driver's license translation ? Greece Q&A
Hello everyone, my wife and I want to rent a car together. My wife has an international credit card, but I don't. However, I have an international driver's license translation. Can I drive ? United States Q&A
Can we affix a 2-inch photo to the translated driving license? Or is it necessary to affix a 1-inch photo ? Iceland Q&A
Do I need to paste the photo here where it says "Photo" at the end of the translated driving license ? Turkey Q&A
When picking up the car, does the translated driving license from the car rental company have to be printed in color ? United States Q&A
Friends who have used Shanzu, do stores provide driving license translation documents ? Thailand Q&A
How much does the translation certification of driver's license from the Italian consulate in Shanghai cost? Have you ever done it ? Italy Q&A
Translation of temporary international driver's license translation certification, mailed to domestic, people have left for Australia, can the electronic version received by email be used for car rental in Australia? Thank you all for your guidance ? Australia Q&A
Excuse me, I got an international driving license translation certification when I drove in the United States several years ago. Is it still valid now? Can I use it in Spain? Thank you ? Spain Q&A
Is a translated driver's license globally valid? Can the translated version be used in Australia and New Zealand? Is it valid in Thailand ? Thailand 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 you still paste photos on the translated copy of your driver's license? I was questioned today about why there was no photo. They didn't ask me about it the last time I picked up a car. The same car rental company. They come up with something new every time ? Canada Q&A