Estonia

Driving schools in Estonia

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€800–€1,500Typical cost
~25Typical lessons needed
€30 (theory) + €50 (practical) + €23–33 (license)Theory exam fee
Data sourced from Transpordiamet (Estonian Transport Administration)Transpordiamet · Last updated

Cities in Estonia

2 cities

  • Tallinn

  • Tartu

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Driving rules & facts

  1. Daytime running lights mandatory year-round

  2. Winter tires required December 1 – March 1

  3. Must carry two warning triangles, fire extinguisher, wheel chock, and safety vest

  4. Flashing green traffic light warns that amber is about to appear

  5. Alcohol limit 0.02% — one of the strictest in Europe

How to get your driving license in Estonia

Everything you need to know about enrolling in a driving school and getting your B license in Estonia.

Typical cost

€800–€1,500

Total driving school cost including lessons and materials

Prices vary by school, location, and number of lessons needed.

Typical lessons needed

~25

45-minute lessons on average

Mandatory theory hours

28h

Required classroom or online theory instruction

Mandatory practical hours

28h

Required behind-the-wheel training with an instructor

License requirements in Estonia

Minimum age18 years old
Theory exam fee€30 (theory) + €50 (practical) + €23–33 (license)
Car license categoryB
Driving sideRight (drive on the right)
Learner/provisional licenseNot applicable
Accompanied drivingNot required
Online theory studyYes, available online

Theory test languages

The Transpordiamet theory test is available in these languages:

  • Estonian
  • Russian
  • English

Tips for choosing a driving school in Estonia

  1. Compare prices from at least 3 schools before enrolling. The cheapest option is not always the best — check what is included in the package.
  2. Ask schools about their pass rates. A higher pass rate often indicates better instruction quality.
  3. If Estonia's official language is not your first language, ask if the school offers instruction or materials in your language.

Source: Transpordiamet (Estonian Transport Administration) · Last updated:

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