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So in a few weeks I hope to have finalised my own personal Brexit and will live overseas for the foreseeable future. My understanding is that UK driving licences must show the correct address. If I had moved internally in the UK I guess I would have just told the DVLA and then wait for the updated card to turn up at my new address?
But what happens when I move abroad? For reference, the country I am moving to accepts my UK license as such, no need to retake the test. And in any case it does no require one's address on the card, so if I was to just keep using my current card I would break the law in Blighty only, but not my new domicile. Has anyone else here been trough this?