Frequently asked questions

Come to one of our branches in Berg am Laim or Sendling during opening hours. Bring your ID; we’ll go through everything else with you there. You can also call us beforehand or use the contact form.

Theory lessons are held in German (Mon + Tue) and in Russian (Wed + Thu). We can also advise you in English and Ukrainian.

Yes. The theory test at TÜV (the official testing body) is offered in several languages, including Russian, English and Turkish.

Yes, at any time. Bring the training record (Ausbildungsnachweis) from your previous driving school – theory and driving lessons you’ve already completed will count.

A biometric passport photo, eye test, first aid certificate and ID. You submit the application to the Führerscheinstelle München (Munich driving licence office); when you register, we’ll tell you exactly what you need.

Yes, as a one-day course with 9 teaching units for €70 – in German and in Russian. You’ll find the dates on the first aid course page.

The basic fee is €390, and a driving lesson costs €95. How many lessons you need varies from person to person. Every item is listed in the price list.

Yes, with code B197. You learn in an automatic and also do at least 10 lessons in a manual car. Find out more on the automatic driving licence page.

A licence from a non-EU country is valid for six months after you move to Germany. After that, you need a German one. Which tests you need is explained on the licence conversion page.

Berg am Laim: Mon–Fri 10:00–12:30 and 13:00–18:00. Sendling: Mon–Fri 10:00–13:00 and 14:00–18:00. Both branches are closed at weekends.

For class B, 14 double lessons of 90 minutes each: 12 of core content and 2 of class-specific content. The number is different for other classes and extensions – we’ll tell you when you register.

Yes. For every theory lesson and first aid course date, “Save to calendar” downloads a calendar file (.ics) with exactly that date.