Yes, you can legally drive in Canada using a valid, unexpired driver's license issued by any US state during temporary visits such as vacations, business trips, or short-term stays. You are not required to carry an International Driving Permit as long as your state driver's license is printed in English or French. However, you must ensure that your physical license remains current at all times while operating a vehicle. If you relocate to Canada permanently or reside there long-term, most provinces require you to exchange your US license for a provincial driver's license within a mandated window, usually ranging between 60 to 90 days following your official date of residency.
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