Replace driving licence issued in another country by uploading a translated copy through certified legal translation offices

As part of its zero-government bureaucracy campaign, the Ministry of Interior on Monday unveiled a number of new initiatives aimed at streamlining services in the automobile and driver licensing sectors. The elimination of bank liens from automobiles, the replacement of foreign driver's licenses, and the issuing of clearing certificates for moving infractions are some of the major modifications.

Officials stated in a video posted on the X platform that drivers who want to replace a driver's license that was obtained in a different nation just need to upload a translated copy via authorised legal translation services. A notification will be sent out as a result of this procedure with a link to get the new licence. After the bank eliminates the lien, modifications to vehicle ownership cards will also be made easier, and consumers will receive alerts and service links promptly. 

The ministry also stated that clearance certificates for traffic offenses can now be given digitally. Drivers will get their certificates after paying their fines. The Ministry of Interior states that these upgrades should greatly shorten processing times, improve user experience, and save operating expenses.