Question 1

What are the driving license categories available in Malta?

Accepted Answer

Malta uses EU standard driving license categories: AM (mopeds), A1 (light motorcycles), A2 (medium motorcycles), A (motorcycles), B (cars), BE (car with trailer), C (trucks), CE (truck with trailer), D (buses), and DE (bus with trailer). Each category has its own minimum age; the Transport Malta test fees are the same for every category.

Question 2

How much does the theory test cost in Malta?

Accepted Answer

The Transport Malta theory test costs €30.25, and a re-sit costs €22.50. You also need a learner's permit (€23.25, valid 3 years). You must pass the theory test before you can take the practical driving test.

Question 3

What is the cost of the practical driving test in Malta?

Accepted Answer

The Transport Malta practical driving test costs €23.25 on a weekday and €40 on a Saturday. The same fee applies to each re-test. After passing you pay €31 for a 3-year probationary licence. Motoring school lessons are extra.

Question 4

What is the minimum age to get a driving license in Malta?

Accepted Answer

According to Transport Malta, the minimum age is 18 for AM (mopeds), A1, B and C1, 20 for A2, 24 for A (22 with two years on A2), 21 for C and D1 (C from 19 with CPC), and 24 for D (21 with CPC). E-kick scooters (AM) are allowed from 16.

Question 5

Do I need to renew my driving license in Malta and how often?

Accepted Answer

New drivers get a 3-year probationary licence. A full licence is renewed for up to 10 years for €80. From age 70 the licence is renewed every 5 years for €29.25. Renewing more than 12 months after expiry adds a €12 late fee.

Driver's License Fees

Malta Driver's License Guide 2026