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Exchanging a driving licence

Since 20 August 2025 a standard driving licence costs 17.15 EUR and an international one 5.65 EUR. You can order it online via e.regitra and receive it by your chosen delivery method. When the licence expires, no re-exams are needed — just exchange it promptly, as driving with an expired licence is prohibited.

Service passportUpdated: 28.07.2026.
Cost
17.15 EUR (international 5.65 EUR)
Duration
Standard — 15 w. d.; express available
Deadline
Drive only with a valid licence
Where
e.regitra or a Regitra branch

Who this applies to

Drivers whose licence is expiring, whose personal data changed, or whose licence was lost or damaged. A valid driver's medical certificate is required. If the licence is lost, you must inform Regitra.

Step by step

Check your medical certificate

A valid driver's health-check certificate is required — arrange it in advance so the order isn't held up.

Order the licence online

Via e.regitra choose the reason for exchange and pay: standard 17.15 EUR. Express issue (in 1 or 3 working days) costs more. Delivery by courier or to a parcel terminal is available for an extra fee.

Collect it or get delivery

Collect it at a branch or receive it via your chosen delivery. The international licence (5.65 EUR) is valid only alongside a valid national one.

Common mistakes

Driving on an expired licence — prohibited, even though no re-exams are required.
Ordering an international licence with an invalid national one — it only works alongside a valid national licence.
Not informing Regitra about a lost licence.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the exchange cost?

Since 20 August 2025 the standard fee is 17.15 EUR. Express issue in 1 or 3 working days costs more; see the current price list on the Regitra site.

Do I retake exams after expiry?

No — missing the exchange date does not trigger re-exams. But you may only drive with a valid licence, so exchange it promptly.

How long is the international licence valid?

In Vienna Convention countries — while the national licence is valid, up to 3 years; in Geneva Convention countries — 1 year.

Official sources

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