In Victoria, first you have to validate your Sri Lankan license from Vic Roads (they are the governing body who issues licenses etc). After that, there are few places which you can do two day course. On the first day you have to do an online test which they check your theoretical knowledge about road rules etc. After your second day, they will give you a license called learner permit; which has many restrictions. Then you can get an appointment with the same place to do the practical test, then they will test your riding ability. Once you get through the practical test, they will provide you with a full license. Whole process will cost you around $800 in total. Reach out if you need further info.. Good luck 👍🏽

@@Explorers.Journey Thanks for the info. We hoping to move to NSW by the end of the year. Waiting on visa grants after health checks for 491. So in a nutshell, I can only get a learner approved bike at first. Planning to get a DRZ400 for adventure riding as I've done in SL with an XR250. Would love to own a 1000cc range bike too someday... like a CBR1000.

@@RollerGuideX Hi I got my license in Victoria ,if you have the srilankan riding license you can get the full riding license after doing the two days rider course. im not sure about NSW laws though.

@@sarathbeddewela3565 Thanks. We might end up in Vic for a few months before heading out to NSW so maybe ill get the licenses sorted from Vic Roads. I suppose the license is surely valid across states. Thanks for the response.

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