Non-European licence exchange (échange de permis)

• Provide a colour image of the front and back of your original driving licence (permis de conduire).
• If your driving licence (permis de conduire) is not in French, provide a translation. A translation made abroad must be legalised or apostilled; in France, it must be made by an authorised translator or the issuing country's embassy in France.
• Provide proof of your identity.
• Provide a justificatif de domicile (proof of address) less than 6 months old.
• Provide proof that you are staying legally in France: a residence permit (titre de séjour) or an OFII, the immigration and integration office, sticker in your passport.
• Provide your digital photo and signature code. If you cannot use this service, complete and post the photo-signature form offered during the online application.
• Provide a certificate of your driving rights issued by the foreign licensing authority, less than 6 months old when you apply.
• If your certificate of driving rights is not in French, provide a translation by a translator authorised in France.
• If you are not a national of the country that issued your licence, provide proof that you had normal residence there when it was issued.
• If you hold heavy-vehicle categories, provide a medical fitness opinion for those categories or a declaration giving them up.
• If your licence was cancelled or suspended, provide the cancellation or suspension decision.
• If your licence was cancelled or suspended, provide the letter from the préfecture telling you that exchange is compulsory.
• If your licence was cancelled or suspended, provide a medical opinion.
• Provide an electronic timbre fiscal tax stamp.
• For every document written in a foreign language, provide a translation by an authorised translator.

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• Provide a colour image of the front and back of your original driving licence (permis de conduire).
• If your driving licence (permis de conduire) is not in French, provide a translation. A translation made abroad must be legalised or apostilled; in France, it must be made by an authorised translator or the issuing country's embassy in France.
• Provide proof of your identity.
• Provide a justificatif de domicile (proof of address) less than 6 months old.
• Provide proof that you are staying legally in France: a residence permit (titre de séjour) or an OFII, the immigration and integration office, sticker in your passport.
• Provide your digital photo and signature code. If you cannot use this service, complete and post the photo-signature form offered during the online application.
• If you are not a national of the country that issued your licence, provide proof that you had normal residence there when it was issued.
• If you hold heavy-vehicle categories, provide a medical fitness opinion for those categories or a declaration giving them up.
• If your licence was cancelled or suspended, provide the cancellation or suspension decision.
• If your licence was cancelled or suspended, provide the letter from the préfecture telling you that exchange is compulsory.
• If your licence was cancelled or suspended, provide a medical opinion.
• Provide an electronic timbre fiscal tax stamp.
• For every document written in a foreign language, provide a translation by an authorised translator.

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