What is MVU?

MVU (IDP)

SKU: 700.954.29
MVU / IDP Drawn through the International Drivers Center, is a translation of the national driver’s license (HUVU) to international languages ​​intended for use abroad - including when renting a car, presenting rights in the road police or insurance cases.
The document is drawn up in the form of a book of format A6, containing the translation of data into 8 international languages ​​in accordance with the provisions of the Vienna Convention on the Road Traffic 1968.
  • ⚠️ An important information about the status of the IDP document (MVU) is a translation, not a driver’s license.
  • He does not replace your national driver’s license (NVU) and does not provide an independent right to drive a vehicle.
  • Abroad, the document can be used only if there is an original NVU issued by the competent authorities of your country.

Driver identification card (ID Card)

SKU: 700.954.29
🪪 Driver identification card (ID Card) / ID-card of the driver - This is an additional information document drawn up with an international driver’s license (MVA) and containing important data that can be useful when using MVA abroad.
📌 The information specified in the ID card:
  • Driving experience - can be taken into account when renting a car, affects the size of the pledge and the conditions for the registration of the insurance policy;
  • Address/registration address - accelerates the process of paperwork, including possible police protocols;
  • QR code-when scanning, leads to the central base of MVA ( https://idl.or.at ), where you can check the status of MVA and load its electronic copy;
  • The main data of the owner is to confirm the personality and simplify identification if necessary.
⚠️ Emergency conditions:
The ID card is issued only if there is a valid and registered MVU, designed through the International Drivers Center (IDCL).
The card is not a personality certificate or a driver’s license, but can be used as an auxiliary document in tourist, rental and insurance purposes.

The countries signed

Vienna and Geneva Conventions

The UN Vienna Convention on Road Traffic 1968.

The UN Geneva Convention on Road Traffic 1949.

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