Originally Posted by
percysmith
I'm wondering the need for this - like international driver's permits don't map to local driving registries, my vaccination records shouldn't have to move local registries when I am travelling.
I think for permanent moves, I might need a transition (or if it is easier, I'll just re-do the vaccine). Much like I need my HK DL moved to NSW DL if I move back to Sydney.
Maybe it has changed but it should be possible to hold an HK DL and NSW DL at the same time, I inquired at both the HK TD and the NSW RTA (before it changed name) and they would issue the local license instantly upon presentation of the other one, if you have an HKID / bank statement or similar with NSW address. They would give the other license back to you without marking it. The only restriction was that you had to be over 25 to get a full NSW DL otherwise you would be subject to the probationary tests.
Not sure if redoing the vaccine is wise? Depends on how the boosters work, will there be a Pfizer booster different from the AZ booster?