If you have a drivers license back home, but you're in another country now, that's different.
But even then -- if you move there, and a few weeks pass, you should try to settle in if you plan on staying there (as opposed to going home right now).
So much of what I said still stands -- but yes, it's different if you're new to a country.
How long does it take to get a license in this unnamed country? If you have a license back home, you must know how to drive, so passing the drivers test should be easy.
Matthew, it's probably a long time ago for you or because of where you grew up, it was natural for you.
To get a driver's license in the states, you need residency first. You need to have a permanent address, and apply for a permit. We don't have an address we can use because both of us are getting booted by his parents. I'm talking about the kind of parent that the mom stabbed his father once in the past in a heated argument in front of his children. We got shouted at 7am in the morning just because I used their address to receive a mail. Then we're talking about $1500/month rent here to for each of us when we both move out and if I decide to stay. That's why we believe it'll make more sense that we'll work on all the necessities AFTER marriage because we need to move and everything. And yes it could be easy, I'm not sure, I learned driving from the driving school, but I haven't driven for years, which is not that big of a deal because it's just a matter of time. I'm not asking if I should get a license, but if there's something wrong with this relationship that I should've known.