Permis de conduire!

en fait, j’ai trouvé la réponse …

si ça intéresse quelqu’un 🙂

Applying for a Victorian driver licence
To obtain Victorian driver licence (full or probationary) you need to make an appointment to undertake a road law knowledge test, hazard perception test (HPT), eyesight test and a drive test (unless you are exempt from the test – see ‘Exemptions from licence tests’ below) at a VicRoads Customer Service Centre. You must complete and pass the road law knowledge test and hazard perception test before you attempt the drive test.
If your overseas driver licence is no longer valid for driving in Victoria (see above information regarding permanent visas), you will still be able to undertake the driving test, as you are exempt from holding a learner permit for the duration of the test.

Exemptions from licence tests
If you hold a driver licence from a recognised country [FRANCE EN FAIT PARTIE] you are not required to undertake any tests provided your overseas licence is current or not expired by more than five years. However, you still need to make an appointment to changeover your licence if you are from a recognised country.