Converting your foreign driving licence in South Africa
Author: James Britz
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Converting your foreign driving licence in South Africa
Converting your foreign driving licence in South Africa is a process that needs to be done once you become a permanent resident. Failure to do so could result in negative consequences when it comes time to claim from your Motor Insurance. Read on as RBS explains everything you need to know about converting your foreign
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