South African, New Zealand and Irish motorists top the charts of non-UK drivers swapping over licences, according to the Department of infrastructure.
A Freedom of Information request to the DOI asked for details on drivers changing their licences over to Manx documents.
Since April, 247 drivers have applied to swap their licences over - with 146 of those from the UK.
South Africans accounted for 38, Irish drivers for 16, and New Zealanders for 8.
Airport passenger numbers fall, statistics show
The number of passengers using Ronaldsway Airport has fallen by two per cent in the last year, according to the latest government figures.
Parish Walk firefighter reaches The Sloc wearing full gear
A firefighter wearing 15kg of equipment made it all the way to the Sloc in the Parish Walk over the weekend.
Tholt Y Will road to stay shut overnight
The Tholt Y Will Road will remain closed overnight as roadwork repairs continue.
Public sector housing rules under the spotlight in Keys tomorrow
Does the government need to change the law around public sector housing rules?
Manx-owned yacht raised from seabed off Sicily
Investigators have begun work inspecting a Manx-owned yacht which sank last year, claiming seven lives, after it was raised from the sea floor at the weekend.
Will copper switch-off mean anyone loses internet access?
Will anyone lose access to the internet when the Island's copper network is switched off in four years?
Petition launched to save M&S cafe
An online petition to save a Douglas café has seen more than 200 supporters since it launched yesterday.
Sam Barks welcomes daughter Felicity into the world
Manx actor and singer Samantha Barks has welcomed her second child.
