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10 years before age 65 and 5 years from that age.
The ordinary period is ten years while the holder is younger than 65, and five years from age 65. Article 12 allows shorter validity for specified medical circumstances; ten or five years is not guaranteed in every case. Check expiry: an expired licence does not authorise driving.
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10 years before age 65 and 5 years from that age.
2 years in every case.
5 years before age 65 and 3 years from that age.
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La vigencia ordinaria del permiso AM es de:
- 10 años antes de cumplir 65 y 5 años a partir de esa edad.(Correct answer)
- 2 años en todos los casos.
- 5 años antes de cumplir 65 y 3 años a partir de esa edad.
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