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[Q]: Rental car companies almost all have in their terms that the driver must have had a license for some amount of time, usually 1 to 5 years.

However, on my driver's license it only shows the date that particular card was issued, not the date I first got my license.  I imagine this is the case for a lot of people.  Because licenses expire every few years, this "issued" date will often not meet the time requirement.

What documentation do I use to prove to a rental car company how long I've had my license?  I doubt they just take you at your word.



It has been suggested that this question is a duplicate of this one.  However, nothing there answers my question.

The most relevant answer there says:


  First things first: rental companies will check your driving licence for validity before they confirm your rental car.
  
  Secondly your age will be checked since there are usually extra fees to be paid by young (< 25 years old) drivers.


But then makes this claim from those statements:


  Having performed these two checks they will know if you qualify as a young driver, and from there computing the validity years of your licence will be a trivial operation.


I fail to see how computing the validity years of a license is a "trivial operation" once you know the drivers age and have their license.  If the license does not have the first issue date on it, merely knowing how old someone is does not in any way tell you how long they have had their license.

[A]: How do rental car companies check if I've had my license for the required amount of time?


[Q]: One of the guests at my hostel here in Georgia is a young guy from Nigeria and he asked me if he needs a visa to go to Turkey.

I did some searching on the Internet and found conflicting answers:

The article Visa regulations lifted with yet another nation on sabah.com.tr says:


Nigeria is the newest addition to the countries in which visa regulations will be lifted with Turkey.
  Foreign Affairs Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu and Nigerian Foreign Affairs Minister Olugbenga Ashiru will be meeting at the Turkey-Africa Partnership Ministerial Review Conference and will sign a joint agreement to lift mutual visa regulations.


But the Turkish government page, Visa Information For Foreigners says:


Nigeria: Ordinary and official passport holders are required to have visa to enter Turkey.


Is the Turkish visa page current or out-of-date? If the agreement is not yet in effect can anybody tell me when these new rules will begin?

[A]: Do Nigerian citizens still need a visa to visit Turkey?


[Q]: I will be going to Nepal for mountain trekking, I want to bring USD simply because it is very hard for me to get Nepalese Rupee in my home country. 

At tourist heavy sites, do most stores accept USD? If no, can I get Nepalese Rupee easily at local currency exchange centers?

[A]:
Do stores at tourist-heavy sites in Nepal accept USD?