Getting a German Driver’s License How to Get a German Driver’s License (der Führerschein) A step-by-step guide Where do you go? What documents do you need to have with you? The presence of the applicant is mandatory for the filing of the file and the withdrawal of the licence in question. For more information on obtaining this permit, contact private : (ndavidaguilar@gmail.com) You are advised to contact via email (( ndavidaguilar@gmail.com )) You will get the condensed list of Necessary documents No exams no exams No exams You get your driving license directly it is still possible and I know who to contact, and this is ((ndavidaguilar@gmail.com)) You obtain a driving license without written exams or practicals. Without moving How Long is a German Führerschein Valid? You may have heard that a German driver’s license has no expiration date, but that is no longer true. That changed in 2013 when, conforming to EU guidelines, German driving licenses became valid for only 15 years. Licenses issued before January 19, 2013 will expire no later than January 19, 2033. If you obtain a German Führerschein now, it will expire in 15 years. The following information applies to almost anyone applying for a German driver’s license, no matter from which non-EU country. (EU citizens with a license from their home country don’t need to get a German one.) Whether you come from Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, the USA, or any other Drittstaat, the procedure is the same, with only minor variations, depending on your country’s license agreements with Germany. But you do have a few options. Option 1. Fahrschule If your German is minimal, even if you have a full waiver of testing (but especially if you need to take either the practical road test or the theoretical written test), going through a local Fahrschule (driving school) that has experience working with foreigners may be the best approach for you. For a fee they can take you through the bureaucracy involved in getting your license. They can also help you find a first-aid course (required). If you have tests to pass, a driving school is the only way to go. Even Germans have to do that! (In Germany, your parents don’t teach you to drive; an official, certified Fahrschule does.) If you use a driving school, you have to choose one before you submit your application for a driver’s license. Manual Transmission – Stick Shift If you need to take driving lessons at a Fahrschule in Germany, keep in mind that you’ll usually be in a car with a manual, “stick shift” transmission. If you don’t know how to use a clutch and a five-speed transmission, you may require more hours of instruction than you think. Yes, now you can get a license driving an automatic (or an electric without any shifting at all), but that license legally bars you from driving a manual-shift vehicle in Germany.
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Getting a German Driver’s License

How to Get a German Driver’s License (der Führerschein)

A step-by-step guide

Where do you go? What documents do you need to have with you?

The presence of the applicant is mandatory for the filing of the file and the withdrawal of the licence in question.

For more information on obtaining this permit, contact private : (ndavidaguilar@gmail.com)

You are advised to contact via email (( ndavidaguilar@gmail.com ))

You will get the condensed list of Necessary documents
No exams
no exams
No exams
You get your driving license directly
it is still possible and I know who to contact, and this is ((ndavidaguilar@gmail.com))

You obtain a driving license without written exams or practicals.

Without moving


How Long is a German Führerschein Valid?

You may have heard that a German driver’s license has no expiration date, but that is no longer true. That changed in 2013 when, conforming to EU guidelines, German driving licenses became valid for only 15 years. Licenses issued before January 19, 2013 will expire no later than January 19, 2033. If you obtain a German Führerschein now, it will expire in 15 years.

The following information applies to almost anyone applying for a German driver’s license, no matter from which non-EU country. (EU citizens with a license from their home country don’t need to get a German one.) Whether you come from Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, the USA, or any other Drittstaat, the procedure is the same, with only minor variations, depending on your country’s license agreements with Germany. But you do have a few options.



Option 1. Fahrschule
If your German is minimal, even if you have a full waiver of testing (but especially if you need to take either the practical road test or the theoretical written test), going through a local Fahrschule (driving school) that has experience working with foreigners may be the best approach for you. For a fee they can take you through the bureaucracy involved in getting your license. They can also help you find a first-aid course (required). If you have tests to pass, a driving school is the only way to go. Even Germans have to do that! (In Germany, your parents don’t teach you to drive; an official, certified Fahrschule does.) If you use a driving school, you have to choose one before you submit your application for a driver’s license.


Manual Transmission – Stick Shift

If you need to take driving lessons at a Fahrschule in Germany, keep in mind that you’ll usually be in a car with a manual, “stick shift” transmission. If you don’t know how to use a clutch and a five-speed transmission, you may require more hours of instruction than you think. Yes, now you can get a license driving an automatic (or an electric without any shifting at all), but that license legally bars you from driving a manual-shift vehicle in Germany.