In the Netherlands, you have lost almost the most money worldwide to get your driving license. Only in Norway it is even more expensive. This has emerged from research by Compare the Market Australia.
The Australian comparison site investigated what is charged worldwide for the driving and possibly also the theory test. Note: countries where you do not pay for an exam separately but pay for obtaining your driving license in combination with tuition fees, are not included. It was concluded that you spend the most expensive time with your exams in Norway. Converted there you lost about € 173. In the Netherlands you come according to Compare the Market out at € 147, which puts us in second place. However, a short check at the CBR shows that you will still lose € 10 more than that, but that of course does not change our place in the ranking. In third place is Switzerland (€ 141), followed by Ireland (€ 130) and Finland (€ 125).
The cheapest you are according to Compare the Market if you want to take your driving license exam in Russia. There it only costs € 1.77 converted. Perhaps that has some connection with the many interesting traffic situations that can be seen on dashcam videos from Russia. In China you are ready for around € 14 and in Chile for € 28. It is striking that among the most expensive countries there are mainly EU countries, but that Italy as an EU country with € 32 is the fourth cheapest country to buy. to get your driving license. There, the theory exam will cost you € 16 and the practical exam too.
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