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Yes, after 10 years from the date of issue, as a general rule.
As a general rule, a B licence is valid for ten years while its holder is under 65 and five years from that age, under Article 12. Certain health conditions may shorten the period. To continue driving, renew when required: an expired licence does not authorise driving. The specific expiry date appears on the licence.
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Yes, after 10 years from the date of issue, as a general rule.
No, because this licence never loses its validity.
No, unless any other driving licence or permit is obtained.
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