Obtain a Drivers License In Norway By Online
- Select a driving school in which you’d like to take driving lessons. Check out the the list of driving schools that are approved in Norway
- Complete all driver training prerequisites for the category for which that you’re applying for. The requirements for driver training for various categories
- If you are seeking a driving license within the light vehicle categories (cars motorcycles, cars mopeds, light motorcycles snowmobiles, tractors, and cars) you can apply online. Driver License Application Formula
- If you’d like to be a professional driver you’ll have to undergo compulsory training in order to be a certified driver after you’ve earned your driving licence.
Tests for practical use with trailers and heavy categories
In order to be able to sit for the test of practicality for trailers or heavy categories You must pass the following tests:
- BE completed B
- C1 was passed by B
- C1E was able to pass C1 was passed
- C has passed B
- CE was able to pass C (the same is true to the theoretical test)
- D1 was passed by B
- D1E was passed as D1 passed
- D was passed by B
- DE approved D
Healthcare Requirements
It is imperative to visit your doctor if you are having health issues that could have an immediate impact on your ability to drive. You must undergo an examination by a doctor to determine whether you’re fit to operate a vehicle. If the doctor determines that you don’t meet the requirements for health and requirements, they must notify the health department at the County Governors office. You are required to surrender your driver’s license to police. Even if a police report is not submitted you’re not allowed to drive if your condition of health is affected.
The validity of the driving licence or category of driving licences could be decreased due to health issues suffered by the holder. The validity period is noted on the driver’s license. Check to see if you’ve renewed your license prior to when it expires.
If your driver’s license is valid for life (up to 100) and you’ve passed 70 years old You must also have an official medical certificate. These certificates are valid for a period between one and five years based on your health condition.
Driving licenses for classes C1, C1E C, CE, D1 D1E, D as well as DE for vehicles with a heavy load must be renewed prior to the expiration date. If you wish to renew your driving license and you are required to present in person a certified medical certificate which was issued at least six months in the past.
Required Document For Obtain a Drivers License
- Application form completed
- Valid ID
Office Locations and Contacts
The Directorate of Public Roads (Vegdirektoratet)
Directorate of Public Roads (head office):Statens Vegvesen Directorate of Vegdirektoratet
P.O. Box 8142, Dep
NO-0033 OSLO
Norway
Directorate of Public Roads (office address):
Brynsengfaret 6A
Oslo
Telefax: + 47 22 07 37 68
Telephone: 02030
Conditions of traffic Conditions for traffic
Regional Offices
NPRA Eastern Region Eastern Region
- P. O. Box 1010
- NO-2605 Lillehammer
- Phone 02030 (from overseas 07915 02030 (from abroad)
- Telefax: +47 61 25 75 80
- E-mail: firmapost-ost@vegvesen.no
NPRA Southern Region Southern Region
- PO Box 723
- No-4808 Arendal
- Phone 02030 (from outside the country (+47 915 02030 from abroad)
- Telefax: +47 37 01 98 01
- E-mail: firmapost-sor@vegvesen.no
NPRA — Western Region
- Askedalen 4
- No-6863 Leikanger
- Phone 02030 (from overseas (+47 915 02030 from abroad)
- Telefax: +47 57 65 59 86
- E-mail: firmapost-vest@vegvesen.no
NPRA Central Region Central Region
- Fylkeshuset
- No. 6404 Molde
- Tel 02030 (from overseas 07915 02030 (from abroad)
- Telefax: +47 71 27 41 01
- E-mail: firmapost-midt@vegvesen.no
NPRA Northern Region Northern Region
- PO Box 1403
- NO-8002 Bordeaux
- Tel 02030 (from overseas (+47 915 02030 from abroad)
- Telefax: +47 75 55 29 51
- E-mail: firmapost-nord@vegvesen.no
Eligibility
Alter Requirements
International Categories
Age 16:
- AM Moped (AM146)
- AM Moped (AM147) with a weight limit of
- A1 light motorcycle
Age 18:
- AM Moped (AM147) Unlimited weight
- A2 Motorcycle
- B – Car, van
- C – Lorry
- C1 – “Light” lorry
- BE – Category A with trailer
- CE Category C trailer
- C1E – Category C1 and trailer
Age 20:
- A – Heavy motorcycle gradually acquiring entitlements
Age 21:
- Minibus D1
- DE Category D trailer
- D1E , Category D1 and trailer
Age: 24 years old
- A – Heavy motorcycle complete entitlements
- D – Bus
National Categories
- Category S:
- Snowmobiles, restricted to Category 1 Age limit: 16 years old
- Unlimited snowmobile Age: 18 years old
- Category T:
- Tractor with a weight limit of 16 years old
- Tractor with unlimited weight Age 21+
Note*: You must be 21 years old or two years of driving experience.
Driving entitlements or national categories can be used to drive in other countries if they are endorsed by the authorities in that country.
Fees
Moped (AM146)
- Theoretical test Theoretical test: 560 NOK
Moped (AM147)
- Theoretical test Theoretical test: Theoretical test: 540 NOK
Motorbike light (A1)
- Theoretical test Theoretical test: 560 NOK
- Practical test Practical test: 970 NOK
Motorbike (A2)*
- Theoretical test Theoretical test: 560 NOK
- Practical test Test of the practical test
Motorcycles with heavy weight (A)*
- Theoretical test Test: Theoretical test: 540 NOK
- Practical test Test of the practical test
Car (B)
- Theoretical test Test: Theoretical test: 540 NOK
- Practical test Test of the practical test
Car plus trailer (BE)
- Tests on the practical side Test for practicality: 810 NOK
“Light” Lorry (C1)
- Theoretical test Theoretical test: Theoretical test: 540 NOK
- Practical test Practical test: 950 NOK
“Light” lorry plus trailer (C1E)
- Practical test Test of the practical test
Lorry (C)
- Theoretical test Test: Theoretical test: 540 NOK
- Practical test Practical test: 950 NOK
Lorry plus trailer (CE)
- Theoretical test Test: 560 NOK
- Practical test Practical test: 950 NOK
Minibus (D1)
- Theoretical test Theoretical test: 560 NOK
- Practical test Practical test: 950 NOK
Minibus plus trailer (D1E)
- Practical test Practical test: 950 NOK
Bus (D)
- Theoretical test Test: 560 NOK
- Practical test Practical test: 950 NOK
Bus plus trailer (DE)
- Practical test Test of the practical test
Tractor (T)
- Theoretical test Theoretical test: Theoretical test: 540 NOK
- Tests on the practical side Practical test: 810 NOK
Snowmobile (S)
- Theoretical test Theoretical test: Theoretical test: 540 NOK
Qualifications for vehicles that are required in emergency situations (Code 160)
- Theoretical test Theoretical test: 560 NOK
- Practical test Test of the practical test
Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC)
- Theoretical test Theoretical test: Theoretical test: 540 NOK
ADR driver’s certificate of training
- Theoretical test Test: 560 NOK
Note: You are not required to pass the theory test to move From category A1 to the A2, or A2 A, or A1 to.
Additional Fees
- The issue of driver’s licenses and formal requirements for vehicles in states of emergencies (Code 160) 250 NOK
- The issue of ADR driver’s training certificate The cost of the certificate is 250 NONK
- Issue of Certificate of professional competence (CPC) 250 NOK
- Tachograph cards issued for The cost of tachograph cards is 650 NOK
- Photo 70 NOK
Cash as well as debit card to pay the fee on the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Office. Credit cards are not accepted.
Validity
Norwegian driving licenses that fall under category A, A1, B1, B1 M, S, and T typically have a lifetime validity, which is defined as until 100. But once the holder is over the age of 70 and the validity of the licence will be contingent on the ability of the driver to operate a vehicle. A medical certificate must be present during renewal.
Categories C1,C1E C, CE, D1 E, D1E, and DE for vehicles with heavy loads have a specific periodof time, typically five years. When you reach 70 years old the validity period will be one calendar year.
Documents to Utilize
Driver License Application Formula
Documentation is needed
A driver’s license is a legally valid certificate issued by the government. It certifies a person’s capability to drive a motorized vehicle like a motorcycle or car, truck or bus on a roadway that is public. The laws that govern the issue of licenses differ across jurisdictions.
Here are the steps on how to get the driver’s licence in Norway.
External Links
- Norwegian Public Roads Administration Website: