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Driving Schools in Schaarbeek
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Schaarbeek, Brussels, Belgium
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Test Questions
50
Pass Mark
41/50
Minimum Age
17
License Fee
€15-19
Source: GOCA · Last updated: 2026-03-15
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FAQ
How much does a driving licence cost in Belgium?
It depends on your training path. With filiere libre (free guide): approximately EUR 100-300 total (theory exam ~EUR 15, provisional licence ~EUR 30, practical exam ~EUR 36, licence issuance ~EUR 25). With a driving school (auto-ecole/rijschool): EUR 1,100-1,950 total including the school package (EUR 1,000-1,800). Prices vary by region.
What is the Belgian theory test format?
50 multiple-choice questions on a touchscreen computer at a GOCA exam centre. You have approximately 25 minutes. You must answer at least 41 correctly (82%) to pass. Topics include traffic signs, priority rules, speed limits, alcohol regulations, and hazard perception. Available in French, Dutch, German, and English. Fee: ~EUR 15 per attempt. Theory certificate valid for 3 years.
What is the filiere libre system?
The filiere libre (free guide / vrije begeleiding) allows you to learn to drive with a personal guide instead of a professional driving school. Your guide must hold a B licence for at least 8 years and not have had their licence withdrawn in the past 3 years. You receive a 36-month provisional licence (vs 18 months with a driving school). It is significantly cheaper: just exam and administrative fees instead of EUR 1,000+ for a school.