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PQ 1146

1146. Deputy Eamon Scanlon asked the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport if a person temporarily residing in a non-European Union country but ordinarily resident in Ireland can apply by post to have a driving licence renewed; the length of time a person needs to be living abroad in a non-European Union country to be considered non-resident for the purposes of renewing a driving licence; if Ireland has a driving licence exchange agreement with Australia and what this means in practice for Irish citizens applying for Australian driving licences. [10355/16]

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17 May 2016

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1146. Deputy Eamon Scanlon asked the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport if a person temporarily residing in a non-European Union country but ordinarily resident in Ireland can apply by post to have a driving licence renewed; the length of time a person needs to be living abroad in a non-European Union country to be considered non-resident for the purposes of renewing a driving licence; if Ireland has a driving licence exchange agreement with Australia and what this means in practice for Irish citizens applying for Australian driving licences. [10355/16]

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