Deanscroft
Member
Until today I was firm in the belief that if you come to live in Spain as a full time resident (ie here for more than 182 days in a year) you are required to change your UK driving licence for a Spanish one. This is because although the UK licence (providing it is the euro type) qualifies you to drive anywhere in Europe it is not legal because it does not show the correct address and you cannot have a Spanish address on a UK licence.
Clear so far - but
I have been told today that you can take your UK licence to Trafico, fill in a form, hand over a few euros, and they will stamp the UK licence making it fully legal for use here.
Does anyone know for certain what the true legal position is please?
Deanscroft
Clear so far - but
I have been told today that you can take your UK licence to Trafico, fill in a form, hand over a few euros, and they will stamp the UK licence making it fully legal for use here.
Does anyone know for certain what the true legal position is please?
Deanscroft