The price of a driving license by country.

Getting your driver's license is like trying to decipher a manual that contains multiple codes. We start with optimism, then we find ourselves circling around the same roundabout for hours. But hey, at least it offers anecdotes. But you have to prepare a budget to have a driving license in all countries..

Comparative study of driving license costs around the world.
Europe

In France, the average cost to obtain a driving license is €1,800. However, there are significant disparities between departments, with prices ranging from €1,468 in the Territoire de Belfort to €2,140 in Paris. In Belgium, the total cost is distributed as follows: €15 for the theoretical test, €36 for the practical exam, and between €1,000 and €1,500 for driving school courses (minimum 20 hours of driving). In the UK, the average price is €1,500, and it is not compulsory to take driving school lessons, which allows you to reduce costs by being accompanied by a loved one. Lessons with an instructor cost between £20 and £30 per hour (€25-35). In Germany, the average price for 2024 is not communicated. In Spain, the average cost is not specified, but it is generally considered to be cheaper than in France.
America

In the United States, the cost of a driver's license varies greatly by state, but generally remains affordable, ranging from a few dozen to a few hundred dollars. In Canada, prices can vary from 33.5 to 670 EUR. depending on the province. In Latin America, costs also vary greatly, but are often lower than those in Europe, ranging between more than 50 and 600 EUR.
Africa

In Africa, prices vary greatly depending on the country. For example, in Morocco and Tunisia, the permit can cost between 100 and 500 EUR. In sub-Saharan Africa, costs are generally lower, around 50 to 200 EUR.
Asia

In China, a driving license costs between 1,000 and 2,000 CNY (130-260 EUR). In India, prices range from 1,000 to 5,000 INR (12-60 EUR). In Japan, the cost can reach 200,000 JPY (1,400 EUR).

Driving license issues.

Certain illnesses such as epilepsy, Alzheimer's, and psychological or cardiac disorders can make obtaining or maintaining a driving license impossible without medical supervision. “Dys” disorders require educational adaptations, while uncorrected vision problems represent a danger while driving. The license can be suspended for risky behavior. Finally, the high cost of €1,800 in France constitutes a barrier for some.
Obtaining a driving license means opening the door to new adventures, where each road becomes a promise and each turn a mystery to be revealed. It's emancipation on four wheels, the breath of freedom in the wind, the poetry of the landscapes passing by. Driving means letting yourself be carried away by the rhythm of the road, the lights of the city and the stars of the countryside, transforming each journey into a symphony of discoveries and realized dreams, but for many it is also an essential pass for to work.