Seems the law changed over the years
Not impressed by some of the countries in the list at link 2
https://www.td.gov.hk/en/public_serv...ce_/index.html
https://www.td.gov.hk/en/public_serv...x_c/index.html
Seems the law changed over the years
Not impressed by some of the countries in the list at link 2
https://www.td.gov.hk/en/public_serv...ce_/index.html
https://www.td.gov.hk/en/public_serv...x_c/index.html
Apologies, I was referring to your "Not impressed by some of the countries in the list at link 2" comment which does indeed refer only to the direct issue of a Hong Kong licence. I forgot this is Geo and being anally precise is de rigueur.
Edit: pressd enter before the second point. It must have been very 'old days' because reading some appeals on this subject it has been the law since at least early 00s, probably handover era.
Driving license is one matter; valid insurance is another (ie was your friend covered property?)
clearly you don’t want to perjure yourself over the facts - presume punishment for perjury equally serious in HK as in UK.
Yes of course - otherwise wouldn’t have given my bike alway..