BUY LUXEMBOURG DRIVING LICENSE

BUY LUXEMBOURG DRIVING LICENSE. With video proof of the License before shipping. INFORMATION ON DRIVING PERMITS IN LUXEMBOURG: DETAILS ON APPLYING FOR A LUXEMBOURG DRIVING LICENSE ONLINE AND REGISTERING FOR A LUXEMBOURG DRIVING TEST…

Car drivers in Luxembourg must be 18 years or older and hold a valid driving permit (permis de conduire). AM and A1 category vehicles can be driven at the age of 16 with a valid licence. The licence must be carried on all journeys and must be presented to an official on demand. Copies are not accepted. Driver’s licences in Luxembourg are issued and managed by the Service des Permis de Conduire (SNCA).

On the back of the license, you’ll find a table with information on the different driving categories. Luxembourg has five categories, including:

A – mopeds and motorcycles
B – personal cars
C – small trucks
D – motor vehicles that can transport up to 8 people (i.e., a bus)
F – tractors
Driving permits fall under the responsibility of the Ministry of Mobility and Public Works (Luxemburgish: Ministère fir Mobiliéit an ëffentlech Aarbechten, French: Ministère de la Mobilité et des Travaux publics, German: Ministerium für Mobilität und öffentliche Arbeiten). The Driving Licence Office (Service des Permis de Conduire) from the National Society of Automotive Traffic (Société Nationale de Circulation Automobile – SNCA) is the issuing body.

Getting a driving license in Luxembourg
You must be 18 to get an independent driver’s license in Luxembourg. You’ll also need to get medical clearance from your family doctor and pass a theory and practical test.

Driving tests in Luxembourg
To get your driving license, you will need to pass a theory and a practical exam. These tests in Luxembourg are relatively difficult. In 2022, only 72.8% passed the theory exam on their first try. The success rate dropped to 57.5% passing their practical test on the first attempt.

Driving theory test
The theory test consists of 50 multiple-choice questions covering the Luxembourg Highway Code, traffic laws, and road safety rules.

As said before, you must first take a 12-hour course on before you can take the theory test. Once you’re ready, you can schedule a date, time, and place for the exam on the government portal Guichet. If necessary, you can request an oral exam or be assisted by a sworn translator.

Applying for an international driving licence