Touring Australia

[Cormanus]

Pterodactyl, you may well be right, but common practice doesn't make someting strictly legal and rotor seemed a bit concerned about that. I had a cursory look at the MVR sites in Qld and NSW, and it seemed to me you'd run into a problem if you didn't have a driver's licence in the State you were registering the vehicle as you'd have to use other material to prove your residential address. To do so requires proof of identity—which you could do with a passport—but it would show you resident in another country. You couldn't produce the other sort of documents they require so you'd have to go for a statutory declaration. That requires you to give an address and have some other hapless sod declare you're a resident there. Hence the perjury.

Have a look [url=http://www.rms.nsw.gov.au/roads/registration/transfer/index.html]here at the steps required in Her Majesty's Colony of New South Wales.

It's an interesting question.

The answer to your question is no