Can I drive in Canada with a domestic driver's license

You can drive, but only if you have a valid identity document (such as a passport) and your China driver's license needs to be translated and notarized by ATIO, Ontario (it will be a waste of money if it is not recognized by the domestic notary office). According to the regulations, from the first day you land in Toronto, you can drive for three or six months with an interpreter and a China driver's license (this time depends on your status, whether you are a tourist or an immigrant).

If you travel to and from China and Canada frequently, it is still recommended to take a driver's license. The exam here is very simple. Take the written test, then take your China driver's license and translator, and you can make an appointment for the G2 road test immediately. Even if you have been driving in China for more than two years, you can open a driver information inquiry form from China and do translation here in Canada, and you can take the G card at one time. You can search the Canadian-Chinese driving school, which has simulation questions, video teaching and translation, which is very convenient.