How to Get a UK Provisional Driving License: A Guide for Greeks

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Description

What is it?

A Provisional Driving License is a license that allows you to learn to drive with a qualified driving instructor or an experienced driver, in preparation for a driving test. It is a pre-requisite before you can take your driving test and get a full driving license in the UK.

Who needs it?

This is ideal for Greek residents wanting to learn to drive in the UK.

Procedure

  1. Verify your eligibility. You must be at least 39 days away from your 17th birthday if you want to drive a car.
  2. Prepare your identification documents. A foreign national ID card, such as a Greek ID card, can be used as proof of identification along with other essential documents.
  3. Create a Government Gateway ID if you don’t already have one.
  4. Apply via the GOV.UK website . Follow the website’s guidelines and fill up necessary forms with accurate information.
  5. Pay the application fee (£34 as of the time of this guide). The website accepts debit or credit card payments.

Required Documents

You will typically need:

  • A valid Greek ID card or any other valid proof of identification
  • Proof of residence
  • Passport-style color photograph
  • Details of previous or current provisional driving licenses

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Additional details

The usual processing time is about a week if you apply online, but it may take longer due to high demand or other unforeseen circumstances. Be sure to check the official Government website for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

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