Motorcycle licence
How much does a Dutch motorcycle licence cost?
CBR exams have a fixed price. Most of the cost is your riding lessons, and those vary by driving school.
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CBR fees
| Theory exam | €50.50, from 2027 €52.20 |
|---|---|
| Theory exam with extra time | €64.00, from 2027 €66.20 |
| Theory exam with an interpreter, or individually supervised | €118.50, from 2027 €123.00 (you pay the interpreter yourself) |
| Practical exam, vehicle control (AVB) | €83.00, from 2027 €86.00 |
| Practical exam, road (AVD) | €147.00, from 2027 €152.00 |
| Motorcycle interim test | €147.00, from 2027 €152.00 |
The 2027 fees apply from 1 January 2027. The motorcycle theory exam is in Dutch; for any other language you book an exam with an interpreter.
What else costs money?
- Riding lessons. The price per lesson varies by school. Ask whether a lesson lasts an hour or, say, 50 minutes.
- For an exam, your school usually charges for the motorcycle, the instructor and often a lesson just before.
- If you apply for the theory exam by post there are postage costs. If your school books it, it may charge extra.
- You fill in the health declaration (Gezondheidsverklaring) in Mijn CBR. You need it for the practical exam.
- The licence card from your town hall costs at most €53.65 in 2026, and €39.65 extra if you need it urgently.
Which licence?
Whether you go for A1, A2 or A depends on your age and experience. With A1 you do not need a new theory exam for A2. See motorcycle licence A1, A2 and A.
Questions and answers
How much is the Dutch motorcycle theory exam?
€50.50 in 2026 and €52.20 from 1 January 2027.
How much are the motorcycle practical exams?
Vehicle control costs €83.00 and the road exam €147.00 in 2026. In 2027 they are €86.00 and €152.00.