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Yes, but you must still meet our minimum driving requirements and send us a copy of your 2 year driving record issued by the licensing authority in the province/country you received your licence. Plus you will need to check how long your license is valid in BC (it may only be valid for 90 days) to ensure you will be covered by insurance. You can check how long your licence is valid in BC here.
We will need a photo of the front and back of your licence as well as a copy of your 2 year driving record.
Please contact the driving authority from your licensing province or country and ask them to email or fax a copy of your 2 year driving record translated in English to records@evo.ca.
Evo accepts certified translations (sorry, Google Translate doesn’t count). If you don’t know who your driving authority is, check this handy tips sheet or you can contact the agency that issued your licence, or call Evo for help. It is important to ensure the documents provided verify your history as a driver, and not just provide a confirmation that you have a valid licence.
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