Canadians from another provinceĬanadians working temporarily in Alberta can drive using your provincial driver’s licence if you continue to live in your home province for more than 6 months each year.

You must carry both the IDP and your valid licence from your home jurisdiction when driving in Alberta. If your licence is not in English, it is strongly recommended that you carry an International Driver’s Permit (IDP) from your home jurisdiction. If you are visiting Alberta with a valid driver’s licence (equal to or higher than a Class 5) from your home jurisdiction, you may drive a standard passenger vehicle in Alberta for up to 1 year. However, they may be able to continue using a driver’s licence from their home province or country. A PDF of Proof of Manitoba Residency (Manitoba driver's license or two documents that include your name and current address.Students, visitors, Canadians working temporarily from another province, and temporary foreign workers under the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program can't get a driver's licence because they don't live in Alberta permanently.Student-issued transcripts are not acceptable. Request the university/college to issue an official transcript(s) directly to the Association to the attention of the Pre-Registration Coordinator.Īll transcripts MUST be mailed to the Association directly in a sealed envelope.

(please note that this option will take longer to process)

Obtain a non-accredited degree with a minimum of 15 years experience in your proposed scope of practice.

Obtain a degree or diploma in science or equivalent in math, physics, and basic sciences, with a minimum of four years in scope experience (8 years including schooling), OR.

Obtain a degree or diploma in applied science and technology with a minimum of four years in scope experience (8 years including schooling), OR.

Currently hold a Specified Scope of Practice Licence (limited licence) with another Canadian provincial association, OR.

To be eligible for the Specified Scope of Practice Licence you must: This category recognizes the combination of education and extensive experience as potential for qualification. The Specified Scope of Practice Licence, introduced in Manitoba in 2018, allows non-engineers and non-geoscientists to practice within a specific scope of engineering or geoscience. SPECIFIED SCOPE OF PRACTICE LICENCE REGISTRATION PROCESS Specified Scope of Practice Licence

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Manitoba driver's license renewal