Sworn translation · English → French
Driver’s License – Canada
Your British Columbia driver's licence translated into French, with the class, restrictions and dates shown on the card.
3 versions · from €32.40
Choose your version
The document's layout changes with the region, the period or the format: choose the version that matches yours.
About this translation
Each Canadian province issues its own driver's licences. In British Columbia, they are issued by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC). The card shows the holder's photo, name, address and date of birth, the licence number, the class, any restrictions and the expiry date.
When do you need it translated?
Exchanging it for a French licence through the ANTS, the French agency that handles driving licences, if your situation allows.
Driving in France while your Canadian licence is still recognised there, for instance at a roadside check.
Renting a car or getting insured in France, if you are asked for it.
Applying for a job that requires driving.
Our translation
Both sides of the card are translated: printed details, class, restriction codes, signature and security mentions. The British Columbia card has been redesigned more than once, hence three versions by period of issue. Choose the one that matches yours.