Dearest,
Could you enlighten me as to how I could legally drive in Japan being Brazilian?
I asked the embassy but still no answer.
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Thanks 🫶
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You’ll need to get a Japanese license.
Foreigners living in Japan can convert their driving license with minimum effort if it is recognised as an international driving license. Unfortunately for you, according to this article:
https://kart.st/jp/drivers-license/brazil.amp.html
Brazilian driving license is not recognised as such by Japan. Which I guess means you have no other way but to go through a Japanese driving school and pass the exams to get a Japanese driving license…
Get an international drivers license in Brazil, it’s cheap, and you carry it with your Brazilian license.
You can use this for a year. Even with a tourist or work visa.
Never heard of an international drivers license?