How much does an Italian A2 motorcycle licence cost?
The official administrative fees for an Italian A2 motorcycle licence are EUR 58.40: EUR 42.40 for the application and theory-test stage, plus EUR 16 for the practical test; medical checks, lessons and the test motorcycle are extra.
Verifiable answer
The official administrative fees for an Italian A2 motorcycle licence are EUR 58.40: EUR 42.40 for the application and theory-test stage, plus EUR 16 for the practical test; medical checks, lessons and the test motorcycle are extra.
- How much does an Italian A2 motorcycle licence cost?
- €58 / A2-licence application
- €58
- Italy
- 13 November 2026
- Confidence: High
- EUR 26.40 A067 or N067 administrative charge; EUR 16 application duty stamp; EUR 16 N019 practical-test duty stamp
- Fitness-to-drive medical examination; Passport photograph and medical history certificate; Driving-school enrolment and lessons; Motorcycle and accompaniment for the practical test
- Private application or driving school; Medical examination price; Number of lessons needed; Access to a compliant motorcycle; Whether another licence is already held
- 2 sources
Short answer
The Motorisation fee is nationwide and paid in two stages. It is not a full driving-school quote: the remaining expenses vary by candidate and have no single public tariff.
An A2 licence permits motorcycles up to 35 kW and can be obtained from age eighteen. The clearest part of the cost is administrative because the Motorisation authority sets out exact PagoPA payments: EUR 42.40 when applying and EUR 16 when booking the practical test. That makes EUR 58.40 in total. Someone who already holds an A1, B1, B or BE licence may not have to sit the theory test, but the application fee is still required. This is not the complete price of learning to ride. Medical certification, a passport photo, tuition, motorcycle hire and a driving school's assistance are local or private services. Giving them a made-up national average would turn a variable cost into a false promise.
What is included
- EUR 26.40 A067 or N067 administrative charge
- EUR 16 application duty stamp
- EUR 16 N019 practical-test duty stamp
What is not included
- Fitness-to-drive medical examination
- Passport photograph and medical history certificate
- Driving-school enrolment and lessons
- Motorcycle and accompaniment for the practical test
How the price breaks down
| Item | Type | Frequency | Typical |
|---|---|---|---|
| Theory-test and application chargeCharge included in the A067 fee for an A2-licence application. | Compulsory | one-off | €26 |
| Application duty stampDuty stamp included in the N067 fee submitted with the application. | Compulsory | one-off | €16 |
| Practical-test duty stampN019 payment required when the driving test is booked. | Compulsory | one-off | €16 |
What the price depends on
- Private application or driving school
- Medical examination price
- Number of lessons needed
- Access to a compliant motorcycle
- Whether another licence is already held
Hidden costs
- Medical certification is required for the application, but clinicians have no nationwide fixed fee.
- The application fee is payable even where an existing licence removes the theory test.
- Taking the test on an automatic motorcycle brings a restriction to automatic vehicles.
- An incomplete file can mean another appointment and further travel even if the state fee does not change.
How to spend less
- Create the PagoPA payments with the codes specified by the Motorisation authority, without buying unneeded services.
- If applying privately, check that the test motorcycle meets the A2 power, engine-size and power-to-weight rules.
- Check whether an existing licence removes the theory test, but do not deduct the EUR 42.40 application fee.
- Ask the Motorisation office which copies it needs before attending, so an incomplete file does not delay enrolment.
- If using a driving school, ask for a quote that separates its services from the EUR 58.40 public fees.
Frequently asked questions
Is EUR 58.40 the full cost of an A2 licence?
No. EUR 58.40 covers only the verifiable administrative payments: EUR 42.40 at application and EUR 16 to book the practical test. A medical certificate and photograph are also needed, and many candidates pay for a driving school, lessons and a test motorcycle. Those services have no single national tariff, so we do not add an invented figure.
How much is the A2 licence application fee?
The application requires a EUR 42.40 PagoPA payment: EUR 26.40 in charges and EUR 16 in duty. The motoring-authority source says that the amount is due even when an A1, B1, B or BE holder only sits the practical test. Skipping theory does not therefore remove the application cost.
When is the EUR 16 practical-test fee paid?
The EUR 16 N019 fee is paid when the driving test is booked. It is separate from the EUR 42.40 paid when applying and takes the administrative total to EUR 58.40. The PagoPA receipt must be included in the paperwork requested by the office arranging the test.
Can I get an A2 licence without a driving school?
An application may be filed at the Civil Motorisation Office as a private candidate. You must still be fit to drive, pass the tests and attend the practical test with a motorcycle that meets A2 requirements. A driving school can provide training and a motorcycle, but its charge is a private service separate from the public fees listed here.
What motorcycle is needed for the A2 test?
The practical test needs a motorcycle without a sidecar, with at least 250 cc, between 20 and 35 kW, and a power-to-weight ratio no higher than 0.2 kW/kg; the authority specifies a separate minimum ratio for electric bikes. Taking the test on an automatic vehicle can result in code 78, restricting the licence to automatic vehicles.
Sources and methodology
How we worked it out
We added the three administrative items published by two public motoring offices: EUR 26.40 in charges and EUR 16 in duty under the A067 or N067 application fee, plus EUR 16 under N019 when booking the practical test. Valle d'Aosta's motoring authority applies them specifically to A2; a Motorisation office PDF updated in November 2026 confirms the same codes and amounts. We did not price medical certification, driving schools, lessons or a motorcycle because they are often necessary but have no verifiable nationwide tariff.
Why this confidence level
Confidence is high for EUR 58.40 because both figures come from motoring-authority sources and match. The same certainty cannot be applied to the complete cost, since private items vary by city, school and the candidate's preparation.
EUR 42.40 A067 and EUR 16 N019 PagoPA fees for an A2 licence
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Regione autonoma Valle d'Aosta · Public authority · Verified on 13 November 2026
The regional motoring authority page was opened on 13 November 2026. It lists the application fee, due even where no theory test is taken, and the practical-test duty stamp separately.
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National confirmation of N067: EUR 26.40 in charges plus EUR 16 duty, and N019: EUR 16
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Ministero delle infrastrutture e dei trasporti — Motorizzazione civile di Massa Carrara · Public authority · Verified on 13 November 2026
Ministerial PDF updated in November 2026 and opened on 13 November. It applies to AM, A1, A2 and A and confirms that EUR 58.40 is an administrative total, not a driving-school or medical fee.
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Revision history
First published on 2026-11-13 after checking the A067 or N067 and N019 administrative fees against two public motoring-authority sources.
- 13 November 2026
- 13 November 2026
- 13 February 2027
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