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  1. https://www.aamva.org/jurisdiction-data-maps#anchorforreciprocitymap As an update, looking at the map there are a few other countries that have reciprocity agreements with at least one state. The updated list includes Canada (or select provinces), France, Germany, Japan, Taiwan, Mexico, UAE, Switzerland and/or South Korea. Note that no state has agreements with all of these countries, and some states have no agreements. Some of these countries have agreements only with one particular state. Also note that any immigration requirements to get the license must also be satisfied in states that have those requirements. Every province of Canada appears to have reciprocity agreements with the UK.
  2. Note that some states do have driver license reciprocity agreements with some countries that do allow the exchange of the drivers license from certain countries, either with no test or a written test only. https://www.aamva.org/jurisdiction-data-maps#anchorforreciprocitymap The first map on this page shows the agreements in place. The countries with direct reciprocity vary by state, if any, and are usually Canada (or select provinces), France, Germany, Japan, Taiwan and/or South Korea. Note that no state has agreements with all of these countries, and some states have no agreements. Also note that any immigration requirements to get the license must also be satisfied in states that have those requirements.
  3. Get a State ID card when you come back. You can have one at the same time as a learner's permit in Michigan. When we got one in our family before conditional Green Card expired in Michigan, it was for the normal term of 4 years. Learner's Permits are only 6 months in Michigan.
  4. Note that two inactivated virus vaccines available in the Philippines are on the CDC acceptable list. These vaccines do not have the technology that has caused many of the concerns about the vaccines available in the US, and are more traditional vaccines. Do your research and/or talk to a doctor about this, and consider getting one of these prior to the medical exam. Coronavac and Covaxin are on the CDC list through their WHO approval and are also approved for use in the Philippines. https://covid19.trackvaccines.org/country/philippines/
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