How much do the theory test and driving test cost in Finland?
Authority fees on top of driving school costs.
Short answer
The driving examination price list for Ajovarma service points gives the theory test at €40 and an oral theory test at €107, or €40 if it is oral for health reasons. A driving test with a category B vehicle costs €99, with a B/96 combination €74, and with a BE, C1, C, D1 or D vehicle €112. These are examination fees only; driving school tuition and the driving licence permit are paid separately. If you need to cancel or move an appointment, do it no later than the previous business day during Ajovarma's phone service hours, or you pay a 50% cancellation fee.
Why
- Theory test €40.
- Category B driving test €99.
- Late cancellation: 50% fee.
Details
The list gives €61 for a driving skill test ordered by the police.
Tip
Book the test early in spring, when driving schools are busiest.
What may differ
Fees can change; check the current list before booking.
Common misconception
The fee for the driving test is included in driving school prices.
What actually happens
Examination fees are paid separately at the examination service.
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Sources
This answer is for reference only. Driving licence rules changed in 2026 and more changes are coming, so check Traficom before you act.
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