– to keep your original driving licence without doing anything about it. – to keep your own driving licence by having it recognised by the authorities of the State in which you reside (where provided for by local legislation) – to convert your Italian driving licence into an equivalent one from your country of residence (this is an option, not an obligation) Conversely, if you take up your residence in an EU/EEA country, you have three options available:.If you travel to an EU Member State or a country belonging to EEA for short periods of time, you may use your Italian driving licence because, in accordance with the EU Directive 2006/126/EC of December 20, 2006, EU Member States and countries belonging to EEA recognise the driving licences issued by their respective authorities.a) EU MEMBER STATES OR COUNTRIES BELONGING TO THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA (EEA).c) non-EU countries that are not signatories to reciprocity agreements on the conversion and recognition of driving licences with Italy.b) non-EU countries that have signed reciprocity agreements on the conversion and recognition of driving licences with Italy.a) European Union’s Member States or countries belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA ).To drive abroad, Italian citizens are subject to different rules depending on whether they go – for short stays or to take up their residence – to:
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