2023-09-10 15:00:47
Driving license in France: how much does it cost?
Every year, nearly a million people try to obtain a B license in France. A necessary step for a large proportion of French people, especially for young people entering working life, its price can represent a real obstacle. From January 1, 2024, and announced by Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne, young people aged 17 will be able to take the exam. The price may vary depending on your region, but on average, for the year 2020, it amounted to 1.800 euros.
The license at one euro per day
The first aid, and undoubtedly the best known, is the one euro per day permit, intended young people aged 15 to 25 who are applying for a driving license for the first time. This system offers easy payment for driving license training. The total cost remains unchanged, but thanks to the support, in the form of a loan (between €600 and €1,200), by a financial institution partner of the State, the candidate for the driving license exam has the possibility of divide the sum into monthly payments of €30. Please note that for this assistance, the interest on this loan is fully reimbursed by the State.
Specific assistance for the permit
Announced by Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne, apprentices will be able to benefit from assistance of 500 euros to finance their license. All they need to do is send a request to the apprentice training center (CFA) in their region.
For unemployed people, you should turn to Pôle Emploi: if the permit is necessary as part of a professional project, the organization can grant you aid (up to 1,200 euros).
For people with disabilities there are two organizations which provide financial aid:Agefiph et Fiphfp. The disability compensation benefit can also contribute to financing.
The Personal Training Account (CPF)
The CPF can be used to finance the driving license exam. However, to benefit from it, obtaining the permit must be necessary for the professional activity. It is also essential to choose an approved driving school as a training organization.
Last option: You can contact municipalities, prefectural administrations, or Communal Social Assistance Centers (CCAS).
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