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Important Update - May 27, 2025
New residency requirement for foreign nationals: Foreign citizens and stateless persons must now prove they have been legally present in Georgia for at least 185 calendar days within the continuous 12-month period before applying for driving exams.
This applies to theory and practical tests. A residence certificate or proof of legal stay is required. Diplomatic personnel are exempt from this requirement.
Comprehensive Georgian Driver's License FAQ
Everything you need to know about obtaining a driver's license in Georgia
Eligibility Requirements
1. What are the minimum age requirements for obtaining a driver's license in Georgia?
You must be at least 18 years old to drive a car after obtaining a license. For example, a 17-year-old can obtain a license but must wait until 18 to drive legally.
2. Can foreigners obtain a driver's license in Georgia?
Yes, foreigners, including citizens of Russia and other countries, can obtain a Georgian driver's license by following the standard process, which includes submitting a translated passport and medical certificate.
3. Can I obtain a license without a residence permit in Georgia?
Yes, a residence permit is not explicitly required. You need a notarized translation of your passport and a medical certificate (Form 100).
4. Can I exchange my foreign driver's license for a Georgian one without taking exams?
Exchanging a foreign license (e.g., Russian) without exams is possible, but it includes a note about the exchange. You may need to provide a certificate of non-deprivation from your home country and a translated passport. However, some users reported that full exams might still be required.
5. Can I obtain both Category A and B licenses simultaneously?
No, you must take separate theory exams for Category A and B as the question sets differ slightly. If you already have Category B, you can skip the theory for Category A and proceed to practical tests.
Required Documents
6. What documents are needed to apply for a driver's license in Georgia?
You need:
- A valid foreign passport
- A notarized translation of the passport into Georgian
- A medical certificate (Form 100)
Cost: Translation costs vary (around 20-30 GEL); medical certificate costs around 30-50 GEL.
7. Which passport needs to be translated for the application?
The foreign passport (e.g., Russian international passport) must be translated and notarized.
8. Where can I get a medical certificate (Form 100)?
Medical certificates can be obtained at clinics or medical centers in Georgia. Contact the testing center or check our guides for recommended locations.
9. Do I need to translate any other documents besides the passport?
Typically, only the passport requires translation. For license exchanges, a certificate of non-deprivation from the issuing country may be needed.
10. Where can I get my passport translated and notarized?
Visit any notary office in Georgia. Check local directories or ask at the testing center for specific recommendations.
Application Process
11. How do I start the process to obtain a driver's license in Georgia?
First, prepare your documents (passport, translation, medical certificate). Then register for the theory exam online or in person. Finally, schedule and pass the theory test, driving range test, and city driving test.
12. Do I need to enroll in a driving school to obtain a license?
No, enrolling in a driving school is optional. You can self-study for the theory and practice for practical tests, though schools can help with structured learning.
13. How do I register for the theory exam?
Register online through the official website (e.g., MIA portal) or in person at the testing center (e.g., Rustavi, Batumi, Poti). After payment, you receive an SMS confirmation.
Cost: ~50 GEL for theory and driving range tests combined.
14. Can I schedule the city driving test before passing the theory and driving range tests?
No, you can only schedule the city test after passing both the theory and driving range tests. In some cities (e.g., Poti), you can register immediately after passing these stages.
15. How do I find an instructor for practical training?
Check our guides for instructor contacts or ask in dedicated forums. Several instructors are available in different cities for both car and motorcycle training.
Testing Procedures
16. What does the theory exam entail?
The theory exam consists of 30 questions from a pool of ~1083 (or 1028 without ecology questions). You can have up to 2 errors. Questions cover traffic rules, signs, and sometimes ecology (in Georgian or translated).
17. Are theory exam questions available in Russian?
Most questions are available in Russian, but some (e.g., ecology or moped-specific) may be in Georgian. On the exam, all questions, including moped-specific ones, are typically translated.
18. Where can I study for the theory exam?
Use:
- Website: teoria.on.ge (1083 questions, some untranslated)
- Apps: "Georgian Traffic Rules - Tests" (available on Google Play and App Store) or "GE Traffic Test" for error tracking
- Guide: https://srg-georgia-car-exam.netlify.app/ for ecology translations
19. What does the driving range test include?
The driving range test includes maneuvers like parallel parking, garage parking, hill start (estacade), and slalom. For Category A, it includes a figure-eight and other motorcycle-specific tasks.
20. How do I perform the hill start (estacade) on an automatic vehicle?
For automatic:
- Drive up the hill, stop
- Engage the handbrake fully
- Release the brake pedal
- Press the gas to ~1200-1300 RPM
- Release the handbrake to move without rolling back
- Brake gently on the descent to avoid hitting the bumper. Do not shift to Park
21. What does the city driving test involve?
The city test assesses real-world driving on designated routes, focusing on traffic rules, lane discipline, signaling, and handling intersections. You must comment on maneuvers and avoid errors like incorrect lane changes or missing signs.
22. Do I need to take a city test for Category A or A1?
No, Category A and A1 require only the theory and driving range tests, not a city driving test.
23. Can I use my own vehicle for the driving range or city tests?
No, you must use the testing center's vehicles for both the driving range and city tests.
24. What are common reasons for failing the driving range test?
Common failures include:
- Incorrect order of actions (e.g., forgetting handbrake on hill start)
- Violating distance requirements on slalom or garage parking
- Not holding both hands on the steering wheel (especially noted in Rustavi)
25. What are common reasons for failing the city test?
Common failures include:
- Incorrect lane changes or positioning (e.g., turning from the wrong lane)
- Not yielding to other vehicles or pedestrians
- Missing signs or signals (e.g., stop signs, yield signs)
- Not verbalizing maneuvers to the inspector
- Traffic violations (e.g., speeding, not stopping at railway crossings)
Fees and Payment Options
26. How much does it cost to obtain a driver's license in Georgia?
- Theory + Driving Range: ~50 GEL
- City Test: 90 GEL (standard) or 250 GEL (priority)
- Retakes: Theory free once per week; driving range 1 free retake per week, additional attempts ~20 GEL/day; city retakes 90 GEL (monthly) or 250 GEL (weekly)
- Optional: Instructor lessons (~40-60 GEL/hour), medical certificate (~30-50 GEL), passport translation (~20-30 GEL)
27. What is the difference between the 90 GEL and 250 GEL city test fees?
- 90 GEL: Scheduled test, typically booked a month in advance
- 250 GEL: Priority test, can be taken the same day or within days, but you join a live queue and may wait hours. Payment is made only if you get a slot
28. Are there additional costs for retaking exams?
- Theory: Free retake once per week
- Driving Range: One free retake per week; additional attempts cost ~20 GEL/day
- City: 90 GEL for monthly retakes or 250 GEL for weekly priority retakes
29. How much do driving lessons cost?
Lessons cost ~40-60 GEL per hour, depending on the instructor and city. For example, 7-8 lessons for the driving range or 30 lessons for the city test might be needed.
30. Where do I pay for the exams?
Pay online via the MIA portal during registration or in person at the testing center. For priority city tests (250 GEL), payment is made after securing a slot in the live queue.
Timeline Expectations
31. How long does it take to obtain a driver's license in Georgia?
With preparation and no failures, it takes ~2 weeks to 1 month. With retakes and scheduling delays, it averages 1-2 months. Seasonal factors (e.g., summer in Batumi) may extend this.
32. How often can I retake the theory exam if I fail?
You can retake the theory exam for free once per week.
33. How often can I retake the driving range test if I fail?
You get one free retake per week. Additional attempts cost ~20 GEL per day and can be taken daily if slots are available.
34. How often can I retake the city driving test if I fail?
For 90 GEL, retakes are scheduled monthly. For 250 GEL, you can retake weekly via the live queue, depending on availability.
35. When do new exam dates become available for booking?
New dates for the next month typically open around the 14th-15th of the current month. Monitor the MIA portal daily, as slots may appear earlier.
36. Can I take exams on weekends?
Yes, exams, including the city test, can be scheduled on Saturdays in some cities (e.g., Rustavi, Batumi). Check the MIA portal for availability, as weekends may have fewer slots.
37. What is the waiting period between passing the driving range and scheduling the city test?
You must wait at least 2 weeks after passing the driving range to schedule the city test for 90 GEL. For 250 GEL, you can attempt the city test the same day or soon after, depending on queue availability.
Special Situations
38. Can I take the theory and driving range tests in one city and the city test in another?
Yes, you can take the theory and driving range in one city (e.g., Batumi) and the city test in another (e.g., Rustavi or Poti).
39. Can I switch from manual to automatic for the city test after taking the driving range on manual?
Yes, you can take the driving range test on a manual vehicle and the city test on an automatic, resulting in a license restricted to automatic vehicles.
40. Can I obtain an International Driving Permit (IDP) with a Russian license in Georgia?
No, you cannot obtain an IDP for a Russian license in Georgia. You must first obtain a Georgian license, then apply for an IDP, which takes ~5 minutes and costs ~110 GEL.
41. Can I use a Georgian driver's license for car-sharing services in Russia?
It depends on the service. Some users reported success with services like Delimobil, especially with Georgian citizenship, but others faced issues despite legal validity.
42. How do I obtain a Category C license if I have a Russian Category B license?
You must first obtain a Georgian Category B license. After holding it for at least one year, you can apply for Category C, which involves additional theory and practical tests.
43. Can I obtain a pilot's license for small aircraft in Georgia?
The information on pilot licenses is limited. Contact local aviation schools or authorities for specific requirements.
Common Problems and Solutions
44. What should I do if I can't find available exam dates?
If no dates are available (e.g., Rustavi fully booked), check other cities like Telavi (2 hours from Tbilisi) or monitor the MIA portal around the 14th-15th for new slots. Batumi often has same-day availability.
45. How do I navigate roundabouts correctly in Georgia?
Yield to vehicles already in the roundabout. Exit only from the right (outer) lane after signaling. Vehicles in the inner lane must yield to those in the outer lane when exiting, though local drivers may not always follow this.
Solution: Practice with an instructor and study test questions on roundabouts, as some answers may seem counterintuitive.
46. How do I get to the Rustavi testing center via public transport?
From Tbilisi's Isani metro, take bus #20 to Rustavi (20-minute ride, ~10-minute wait). Exit before the highway turnoff (near gas stations) and walk 15-20 minutes to the center (look for a large flag). Ask the driver to stop near the testing center.
47. Why do I keep failing the city test despite driving experience?
Common issues include:
- Not following Georgia-specific rules (e.g., verbalizing maneuvers, strict lane discipline)
- Missing subtle signs or failing to yield correctly
- Nervousness or old habits (e.g., one hand on the wheel)
Solution: Take lessons with a local instructor familiar with exam routes to learn exam-specific protocols.
48. How do I handle the live queue for the 250 GEL city test?
Arrive early (morning recommended) to join the live queue. Priority is given to 90 GEL booked slots, but 250 GEL testers can often get in within 10-30 minutes if slots open. You pay only if you get a slot, and the payment receipt allows retries on other days if you miss out.
Solution: Be prepared to wait hours or try less busy cities like Poti or Kutaisi.
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50. Is the Georgian driving theory test practice on Drv.ge free?
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51. How often are the test questions on Drv.ge updated?
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52. What is the difference between practice and exam mode on Drv.ge?
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