Germany: Berlin Non-EU/EEA Driving License Conversion Details

What this means for you

For those moving to Berlin from outside the EU/EEA, this update clarifies the documents needed for driving license conversion and provides a direct service contact number. This helps streamline the preparation process for driving legally in Germany.

Now The government service telephone number 115 is available Monday-Friday, 8:00-18:00, for federal, state, and local questions. For non-EU/EEA driving license conversion in Berlin, required documents include an ID/passport, residence permit (if applicable), a biometric passport photo (not printed on-site), and details of the driving school/testing center, with the process varying by country of issuance.

Flootloop has detected a data change regarding driving license conversion for non-EU/EEA citizens in Germany. Previously unknown, new information is now available.

According to available data, the government service telephone number 115 operates Monday-Friday, 8:00-18:00, for federal, state, and local inquiries. Specifically for non-EU/EEA driving license conversion in Berlin, required documents include an ID or passport, a residence permit (if applicable), a biometric passport photo (not printed on-site), and details of the driving school or testing center. The conversion process varies by the country where the license was issued.

This update provides practical guidance for individuals relocating to Germany, particularly Berlin, on the necessary steps and documentation for converting their foreign driving licenses.

This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed editorially.

Information may change without notice. Always verify with official sources before making relocation decisions.

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