WARNING: “International driver’s licenses” do not exist. If an officer does not accept your foreign license, it is important to cooperate with the officer and then contact a lawyer as soon as possible. Not all police officers are trained to recognize or accept valid foreign licenses. to get or renew your foreign driver’s license and you are not yet an LPR, you should check with an immigration lawyer to see how leaving the country will affect your immigration status. To see a full list of treaty countries and non-treaty countries, read Foreign Driver’s Licenses in Michigan from the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center website. The following is a partial list of “treaty countries”:
Your license is from a “non-treaty country” and you possess a valid passport, a valid visa, or other valid documents to verify your legal presence, and you have a translation if your license is not in English. Your license is from a “treaty country” (read more below), and it is in English or you have a translation, OR You can drive in Michigan with a foreign license if: Otherwise, if you do not qualify for a Michigan driver’s license, you may be able to drive in Michigan with a foreign driver’s license. state or territory, you may drive in Michigan. If you are not a Michigan resident and you have a valid license from another U.S. Using a Foreign or Out-of-State Driver’s License If you think you were improperly denied a driver’s license, use the Guide to Legal Help to search for a lawyer or legal services near you. Such documents may include a utility bill, bank statement, mortgage or lease agreement, or pay statement with your name and address. To do this, you need at least two documents with your name and address. In general, you are a resident of Michigan if you live in this state. You also have to be a Michigan resident to apply for a Michigan driver’s license.
For a list of documents you can show to prove your legal presence, read Getting a Standard Michigan Driver’s License. Some examples of being legally present include having Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) status, a valid visa, or employment authorization. However, you must be “legally present” in the U.S. citizen to get a Michigan driver’s license. Getting a Michigan Driver’s License You Must Be “Legally Present” state or territory, or to use a valid foreign license. If not, it is possible to use a valid license from another U.S. If you are a Michigan resident legally present in the U.S., you can get a Michigan driver’s license. If you want to drive on public roads in Michigan, you must have a valid driver’s license.
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