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Greece driving test Pass first time

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  • 29 / 30Pass mark
  • 35Minutes

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On which side of the road do vehicles drive in Greece?

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Data sourced from Ministry of Infrastructure and TransportMoIT · Last updated 15 March 2026
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Driving test index78 /100Hard

Based on AutoviaTest's global analysis, the driving licence system in Greece ranks as more demanding than most systems in the world — with a Driving Test Index score of 78/100.

Its 96.7% theory pass mark ranks #1 out of 65 countries analysed worldwide.

About the MoIT theory test

The official driving theory test in Greece is administered by Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport. Here's what you need to know.

Test format30 multiple-choice
Duration35 minutes
Pass mark29 / 30
Test fee€80-120driving school package
Official source: Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport

Driving rules in Greece

Key rules and regulations you need to know for your theory test.

Speed limits

50 km/hUrban areaskm/h
90 km/hRural roadskm/h
130 km/hHighwayskm/h

Driving information

Driving sideright
Emergency number112
Minimum age18 years
License validity15 years
Alcohol limit0.50 g/L (0.20 g/L for novice and professional drivers)

Important rules

  1. Mandatory fire extinguisher in vehicle
  2. Spare prescription glasses required if driver wears corrective lenses
  3. Horn usage recommended on blind mountain curves (common practice)
  4. New 30 km/h speed limit on single-lane urban roads (2026)
  5. Dipped headlights required outside built-up areas
  6. Reflective vest recommended (not legally required but advisable)

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Frequently asked questions

How many questions are on the Greece driving test?

The MoIT driving theory test has 30 questions. You need 29/30 to pass.

How long is the MoIT theory test?

You have 35 minutes to complete the MoIT driving theory test.

What is the pass mark for the Greece driving test?

You need 29/30 to pass the MoIT theory test (30 questions).

How much does the MoIT test cost?

The MoIT driving theory test costs approximately €80-120 (driving school package).

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Last updated15 March 2026
Reviewed byPawan PriyadarshiFounder & Chief Engineer
Data sourced fromMinistry of Infrastructure and Transport and official government sources. Cross-referenced with multiple authoritative sources for accuracy.