Driving License: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Learn how to obtain your legal right to drive in the EU and what is required to maintain your license in Italy.
A driving license is the official document that gives you the legal authority to operate a motor vehicle on public roads.
Who it's for
To qualify for this license, you must be a resident and have reached the age of 18.
What you get
Once you have successfully completed the requirements, you receive a license that grants you the legal right to drive throughout the European Union. This allows for easier travel and mobility across various borders within the EU.
What it costs you
Obtaining a license involves several different types of expenses. You will need to pay for professional training through driving school fees, and you must also cover the costs associated with your various examination fees. Additionally, you are required to pay for a medical check to ensure you are fit to drive.
The catch to know
Maintaining your driving privileges requires ongoing attention to renewal rules. You must undergo a medical exam to keep your license valid, with the frequency of these exams changing based on your age.
How to apply
- Find a driving school to enroll in your required training programs.
- Attend and pay for your required medical check-up.
- Prepare for and pass the necessary driving examinations.
- Collect your official license from the relevant transport authority.