The only English-speaking driving theory school in Aarhus – exclusively for converters
Are you converting your foreign license or regaining your Danish driving license?
We offer structured, in-person theory courses in English to help you pass the test — with full support from start to finish.
When are the classes?
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Saturdays: 13:00 – 15:30
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Wednesdays: 16:00 – 18:30
Join once or twice a week – 17-day fast-track course available.
Why take the course?
If you fail the theory test the first time, you lose your right to drive in Denmark until you pass both the theory and practical tests again.
That's why we highly recommend proper preparation through this course.
What’s included?
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Full access to our Online Education System (42 practice tests)
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Weekly on-site theory classes in English
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Short theory book, checklist & support materials — all in English
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Experienced teacher with 23+ years of theory instruction
First time attending?
Please bring:
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Your application from the police or Borgerservice (if received)
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Any documents they have sent you
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Be sure to register as a converter or recovery student here
You are only allowed to drive in Denmark for 180 days after registering as a resident.
To keep driving, you must convert your license or pass a recovery process.
Here’s how:
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Get a medical certificate
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Visit your doctor
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Bring a passport photo
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Go to Borgerservice (Aarhus – DOK1)
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Submit your medical
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Apply for a license conversion
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Wait for your license to be assessed
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If approved, you’ll receive a paper application for your new license
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While waiting
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Start our Converter Course (or Recovery Course if your license was revoked)
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Prepare for the theory test with lessons and practice materials provided by us
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Sign up for the course
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It’s quick and easy — we’ll help you get started right away!
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Questions? Call us at +45 2175 1446
Monday - Friday 10.00 - 17.00
FAQ:
Help for Converters
We specialize in helping people convert their foreign driving license to a Danish one. Not beginners – only converters!
We offer two course options:
Option 1
- Information session
- Online theory course with 42 tests and study materials
- Extra lessons can be purchased separately
Option 2 (Highly recommended)
- Information session
- Online theory course with 42 tests and materials
- 2 months of unlimited on-site theory classes (Tudor help)
Read more about the options here and read below if you're a converter
As a resident in Denmark, you usually have to convert your home country’s license within 180 days.
If you have a Category B license, visit Borgerservice to begin the process.
You will receive a temporary license— but if you fail the theory test, you lose that license until you pass both the theory and practical test.
Important: We Do Not Teach Beginners
Our school is only for converters who already hold a valid foreign license.
However, if you're a beginner and need a full driving education from the start, here’s what is required in Denmark:
- 4 maneuver track lessons
- 29 theory lessons (usually offered on weekdays/weekends)
- 16 driving lessons (minimum)
- 4 technical track lessons
You’ll also need:
- Medical certificate from your doctor (approx. DKK 500,-)
- First Aid course (approx. DKK 700,-)
Other costs:
- Extra driving lessons: approx. DKK 550,- each
- Interpreter for the practical test: approx. DKK 700,- (if needed – booked via your school)
Please contact a driving school that offers beginner driving courses in English.
Have Questions?
See below for converters
Not sure if you're a converter or beginner?
Need help understanding the process?
We’re happy to guide you.
Let us know your situation — and we’ll help you figure out the right next steps.
Do You Need to Pass a Driving Test?
If you're not from the EU, EEC, or Group 1 or 2 countries, then:
You must pass both a theory test and a practical driving test before you can drive legally in Denmark.
Common countries that require full testing:
- China, India, Pakistan, Philippines, and many countries in Asia, Africa, South America, Australia (except ACT)
What We Offer:
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Online theory program with 42 tests and an English theory book
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Printed materials and a short English guide on theory and driving
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on-site theory classes on Saturdays and Wednesdays
We will help you prepare for both parts of the test.
Important:
If you fail the theory test the first time, you lose your right to drive in Denmark.
To regain it, you must pass both the theory and the practical test. This process cost approx. DKK 2.600,- and last about 2 month.
So it’s very important to prepare properly from the start.
Note:
You may drive on your foreign license for up to 180 days after becoming a resident in Denmark, as long as:
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Your license is valid
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Your license is written in Latin characters (or has a certified translation into Danish, English, or French)
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You meet the age requirements for a Danish license
🡆 Click here to see official info at Færdselsstyrelsen
Who Can Convert Without Taking a Test?
If you’re from the EU, EEC, or a Group 1 or 2 country, you generally do not need to take a driving test.
But you still must convert your foreign license within 180 days of establishing residence in Denmark.
You can do this by contacting your local Citizens Advice Bureau. (Borgerservice)
Countries where no driving test is required:
EU/EEC countries (e.g., Germany, France, Spain, etc.)
Group 1 countries
Australia (ACT only), Brazil, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Japan, Jersey, Taiwan, South Korea, Russia, Ukraine, Switzerland, UK (Great Britain), Northern Ireland
Group 2 countries
USA, Canada, Chile, Singapore, Serbia, Israel, New Zealand, North Macedonia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Isle of Man, Australia (except ACT)
Special Conditions for Group 2:
You must also provide:
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A written declaration confirming you’ve used your license within the last 2 years
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A declaration of honor stating your license has not been revoked in the past 5 years and that it hasn’t been restricted or made conditional
If your license is valid for longer than 15 years (or longer than 5 years in Group 2), you must exchange it within 2 years after residence begins in Denmark.
Still unsure which group you’re in?
We’ll help clarify your situation.
Class is on the following days:
Saturday class
13.00 - 15.30
Wednesday class
16.00 - 18.30
