[williaml92]

I've came from SouthKorea and gotten a international driver license. It is allowed to ride all motorcycle level ( it mean no limit a engine volume)

So i can ride and register a motorcycle like a yamaha fz07?

Or is it better to get a BC motorcycle license ?

When i live in Southkorea, i used to drive a 800cc motorcycle.

 

[Squisher]

https://www.icbc.com/driver-licensing/moving-bc/Pages/Moving-from-another-country.aspx

Check out that link. If in doubt go to a BC access centre and ask someone in person. Best not to risk being improperly licensed or insured here. From the link it's quite plain if you've moved here permanently you have 90days to get a BC license and you have to surrender any other licenses held in other jurisdictions.*

 

[Sikorsky]

If you are a student, presently registered in courses and carry that proof of registration with you ....... then yes, you can drive on an International Driver's Permit as long as there is an English language version or suitable translation.

However, if you are over here for several years why not get the actual license? In BC, you can go buy an new Duc V4 on a learner's license, there are no displacement or power limitations. But mind the restrictions regarding time of day, passengers and speed.

 

[sAdam]

And remember, the cars with the red and blue flashing things, those are pace cars.
The reason they are behind you is that you have been lapped. *You need to speed up and keep turning right until you catch up.