Residents — EU/EEA optional, third-country mandatory

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معرّف الحقيقة · driving-exchange-obligation

القيمة المرجعية

An EU/EEA licence may be kept and driven on until its expiry (registration with the IMT is the only step). A non-EU/EEA (third-country) licence must be exchanged for a Portuguese one to keep driving legally once the holder is resident.Verified
الجهة المُصدِرة
Instituto da Mobilidade e dos Transportes (IMT) — Troca de Título de Condução Estrangeiro
الصك القانوني
DL n.º 138/2012 — Regulamento da Habilitação Legal para Conduzir
آخر تحقق
دورية المراجعة
quarterly
ملاحظات
The United Kingdom is a third country since Brexit — so a UK licence follows the third-country exchange rule, not the EU/EEA one.

سجل التغييرات

التسجيل الأوليAn EU/EEA licence may be kept and driven on until its expiry (registration with the IMT is the only step). A non-EU/EEA (third-country) licence must be exchanged for a Portuguese one to keep driving legally once the holder is resident.

لا تغييرات أخرى مُسجَّلة بعد — هذه القيمة لم تتغيّر منذ تسجيلها لأول مرة.

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