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This is sort of a yes AND no answer.Basic driving privileges in most countries go like this: You have your driver’s license from your home country, plus an “International driver’s license,” which is not much more than a piece of paper that translates and validates your home country’s driver’s license.If your US driver’s license is suspended, 1 of 2 things happens:The Cop/Judge/DMV physically confiscate your license and you have no physical proof to show an EU cop. This is typically from arrest-able offenses: DUI, Racing, Reckless, Bodily Injury, Fraud, or other types of criminal acts.If you had your license physically taken away, then NO, you can’t drive in other countries.Your license has been automatically invalidated. Typically known as a non-payment or non-judgement suspension. Many people drive around the US not knowing their license is currently invalid. You can typically fix this by going to the Clerk and providing the payment information requested. I’ve had this happen to me twice and almost a 3rd time. Once for a late-payment, once because a car dealership failed to submit insurance information on a new vehicle, and almost once because I forgot a deadline for a course-completion voucher.If your license is suspended but was not physically removed, then YES, you can drive in another country, because a road cop is not ordinarily going to phone up your government to check.

If the driver isn’t going to be driving, there is zero benefit to renewing their physical.Let’s time travel. The driver's physical expired in May 2020. He hasn’t worked as a commercial driver since April 2020. If the driver renewed his physical in May 2020, it will expire in May of 2021 or 2022. March of 2021 comes, and he's going back to work soon. He'll have to get another physical in a couple of months. Unless the employer pays for these exams, the driver paid for a 12/24 month physical that won’t be useful for 10 of those months. On top of that, the health care industry is at the breaking point. Getting your physical renewed takes a health care professional away from COVID and has the added risk of the driver being exposed to COVID.To answer your question, it depends upon which of these United States are you seeking a DMV physical. Some DMVs are fully functioning. In other states, the DMV has been closed since March of 2020. I suggest that you check with your state's DMV website, your employer, & whether your physician will see you in person in order to perform the DMV physical exam.

South Carolina could be one of those states. I managed to register my vehicle there without being a resident. I used the exception stipulating that college students can register their vehicles without being a resident. I registered in their college and never added any classes. The college mailed my student ID to an in-state address. The state also required no vehicle inspection. They never even checked that I have the vehicle. My title and license plate were issued over the counter instantly.In contrast, California DMV physically verified my other vehicle when I brought it in from out of state.Unlike states that issue color-coded annual stickers, South Carolina uses the white color with the year in small print. That means out of state police has no way of seeing your out of state registration could have expired. It's instantly visible on California plates.California police completely ignore my South Carolina plates. Drivers are supposed to get California plates within 30 days of bringing in an out of state vehicle, but that is not strictly enforced.Buying a new vehicle on a temporary visa would be insane. It will cost you far too much money to get rid of it when it's time to leave.The easiest way to own a car would be to buy a vehicle from a private seller from a state that permits vehicles to be sold with license plates still attached. This is true for California. You could drive with those plates while the vehicle is registered to someone else. You just need proof of valid registration for when the police stop you. There are plenty of registered nearly new vehicles available for sale in California.You will need to live somewhere, so you would arrange for proof of residency before your plates expire. That is easy to do when you have money.