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Old 23rd September 2017 | 11:14
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BossEyed
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This is where you need to start:

CASA: Converting Overseas Licences

You don't need to give up your UK/EASA licence, but to keep it current you will need to either re-validate your EASA Class Rating(s) every 2 years (and you'll need an EASA instructor to fly an hour with - a CASA instructor won't do) or if you can't do that then you can Renew by proficiency check when/if you return to the UK.
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