Frequently Asked Questions
In this section you will find the most common questions that beginners ask us.
This is the Cars section, here you will find all the required information on how to start learning to driving a car, and all the other information you require that is needed for you to pass both the Theory and Practical tests to obtain a Car Driving License (Category B).
In this section you will find the most common questions that beginners ask us.
In order to be able to apply with any motoring school in Malta, you are required to apply for a student permit. A step-by-step Tutorial can be found below to help you fill an online form on Transport Malta's website.
In order to change to another motoring school, a student must inform their previous motoring school that they would like to change to another motoring school, and then inform the new motoring school that they would like to switch to them. The new motoring school will charge a fee of €70 to do the office work required for the switch.
As per Transport Malta Circulatory/LTD/DVLU/004/24
This circulatory applies for all the Authorised Licensed Drivers which are legislated by subsidiary 65.18 - Rules regarding Motor Vehicles.
The Authority wishes to remind all Driving schools that during driving lessons and when attending practical tests, both driving instructors and students are expected to dress appropriately and presentably.
It is not permissible to wear short skirts/shorts, low necks, exposed 'midriffs', transparent fabrics or similarly inappropriate clothing. Sandals and flip-flops are also not allowed. It is important that personal hygiene is maintained at all times, especially when one considers the restricted space in the vehicle.
We believe that every student has their own abilities and therefore takes their own time to be fully ready. On average, a student takes 30 hours to be ready for the test however, that does not necessarily mean that it will be the same case for every student, and students are encouraged to understand this, because it is a completely normal thing. Not everybody is the same.
A mock test is like a simulation of the actual practical test. They are generally meant to help give students an idea of what the actual test will be like.
The practical test takes around 1 hour.
Lesson fees for Manual and Automatic start from €20 for 1 hour and €30 for 1 hour and 30 minutes. Fees are €21 on Saturdays and for lessons after 5pm. Please note that fees will apply if a student does not cancel their appointment 4 hours before the lesson.
Upon receiving their student permit, a student will be permitted to learn how to drive for 3 years.
You will be required to pay €23.25 to Transport Malta for the student permit application and €70 to Pisani Motoring School for the student insurance cover.
You can also opt for a translator to sit with you during the theory test for the following languages: Maltese, English, Arabic, Bosnian, Chinese, Croatian, Hindi, Italian, Macedonian, Montenegrin, Punjabi, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Turkish and Urdu. Maltese and English are free, for all other language translators you are required to pay €45.
When you are ready for the practical test, you will be required to pay a fee of €95 to Pisani Motoring School.
On a Saturday, the practical test will cost €120.
To check kindly message Jonathan Pisani of Pisani Motoring School on WhatsApp or call on +356 79016016.
If you would like more details about our motoring school, please do not hesitate to contact us using our contact form below, or by reaching out to us on social media platforms.
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