Yes, it's not so much the law, but their unwritten policy for Americans at the moment. Politics, politics...
Your US International DL would only be valid for your 1st 7 days in country on a visit visa anyways.
Our experience recently, has been that if you go for both/either a temporary or permanent license, you will have to take a test driving a manual stick shift vehicle, so be prepared. You may also be asked to take classes...so don't have a smart mouth with them or complain when you go in...or you've earned the 'hassle'.
Yes, it's not so much the law, but their unwritten policy for Americans at the moment. Politics, politics...
Your US International DL would only be valid for your 1st 7 days in country on a visit visa anyways.
Our experience recently, has been that if you go for both/either a temporary or permanent license, you will have to take a test driving a manual stick shift vehicle, so be prepared. You may also be asked to take classes...so don't have a smart mouth with them or complain when you go in...or you've earned the 'hassle'.
Good luck and practice your parallel parking!