
Information not valid for EU driving license
How long are you allowed to drive in Germany with your foreign driving licence?
These are the requirements you need to meet
Which driving licence class is right for you?
These are the vehicles you are allowed to drive
Theory lessons are not mandatory – but it's free for you
Your entitlement to drive with your foreign driving licence (non-EU driving licences) expires already 6 months after the first registration in Germany.
In order to continue driving in Germany after that, you must have your foreign driving licence converted into a German driving licence.
You have unlimited time to convert your foreign driver’s license.
If you have to take a practical exam, you can choose between 3 driving licence classes: B, B78, B197
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At locations you will find following training vehicles that are offered in the respective driving school.
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Theory lessons are not required when converting a foreign driving licence.
However, you are still welcome to take part free of charge.
In your training lessons, you need to train the basic driving maneuvers (parking, emergency braking, turning around), the operation of all driver assistance systems, and driving in the city with all traffic rules and situations.
To allow your driving instructor to explain every exam-relevant situation to you once and drive through it with you, you usually need 5 driving appointments of 90 minutes each. This applies if you already have a lot of experience driving.
However, this does not mean you have trained these situations yet. If you need more practice to master them confidently, you will likely need more lessons before you are ready for the test.
The number of training lessons is not set by the German Driving Student Training Regulation (Fahrschüler-Ausbildungsordnung) and therefore depends on each student’s individual level of training. It is not possible to give an exact forecast of how many training lessons you will need to become exam-ready at the start of your training.
How many you actually need will be determined together with your instructor as your training progresses.
Optionally, you can practise individual modules on our Drive Easy Simulator – for even faster progress.
In a special lesson (Sonderfahrt), you practice driving outside the city on the motorway.
We recommend taking at least one special lesson on the motorway. How many you actually need is something you should agree on with your driving instructor over the course of your training.
The number of special lessons is not set by the German Driving Student Training Regulation (Fahrschüler-Ausbildungsordnung) and therefore depends on each student’s individual level of training. It is not possible to give an exact forecast of how many special lessons you will need to become exam-ready at the start of your training.
Whether you have a probationary period in Germany depends on how long you have held your foreign driving licence: