Step 1:

Learn the road rules: Before applying for a driving license, you need to understand the road rules in New South Wales. You can study the Road Users' Handbook or take the Driver Knowledge Test.

Step 2:

Pass a Driver Knowledge Test: You'll need to pass a Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) to get your learner license. You can book your test online or visit a Service NSW center.

Step 3:

Get your learner license: Once you've passed your DKT, you'll be issued a learner license. You can now start learning to drive under the supervision of a licensed driver.

Step 4:

Learn to drive: You must complete at least 120 hours of supervised driving (including 20 hours at night) before progressing to the next stage.

Step 5:

Pass a practical driving test: Once you're ready, you'll need to pass a practical driving test to get your provisional license. You can book your test online or visit a Service NSW center.

Step 6:

Get your provisional license: If you pass your practical driving test, you'll be issued a provisional license. This license is valid for 3 years and has certain restrictions, such as a zero blood alcohol limit and a limit on the number of passengers you can carry.

Step 7:

After you've held your provisional license for 2 years, you can apply for a full license if you meet the eligibility criteria. It's important to note that the process of getting a driving license may vary depending on your individual circumstances. For more information, visit the Service NSW website or contact a Service NSW center.