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The Small Package (prices valid until )

• 10 Driving lessons
• 2 Evaluation lessons (mandatory)
• Safety and skid pan course (mandatory)
• Long distanse driving, safety course (mandatory)
• Rental of the car for 1 driving test

Price: NOK

The package must be paid in full prior to or at your first lesson. The package is made up of what we expect to be the minimum of what you need in order to pass the test. Should you need additional lessons, there will be an extra payment of NOK per lesson.

You may of course pay for each lesson/course individually, but in that case the discount will not apply.

Other prices

• Driving lesson (45 min): NOK
• Driving lesson after 4 pm (45 min): NOK
• Evaluation lesson level 2 (45 min): NOK
• Evaluation lesson level 3 (60 min): NOK
• Safety and skid pan course ( min): NOK
• Long distance driving, safety course, ( min): NOK
• Basic course: NOK
• Driving in the dark course: NOK
• First aid course: NOK

Fee for test and rental of track

• Fee for theory and practical test: Vegvesenet
• Fee for safety and skid pan course: NOK

Foreign driving Licenses in Norway

In Norway, separate rules apply for driving licences issued in EU/EEA countries and driving licences issued in non-EU/EEA countries. There is also a difference between the right to drive in Norway with the foreign driving licence, and the right to exchange it for a Norwegian driving licence.

As a main rule, driving licences issued in EU/EEA countries can be used in Norway for as long as they are valid, and they can be exchanged for a Norwegian driving licence without any tests. The rules for driving licences issued in non-EU/EEA countries are stricter. Driving licences from most countries outside the EU/EEA can be used in Norway for up to three months. Driving licences from only a few of these countries can be exchanged for a Norwegian driving licence, provided you pass a new practical driving test (and in some cases also a theory test) within given deadlines.

The distinction is a result of Norway’s obligation through the EEA Agreement to implement EU regulations relating to driving licences. An important principle of these regulations is mutual recognition of driving licences. Norway does not have any similar agreements wit