1. To apply for a Category S licence, applicants must complete the compulsory driver training course.
2. Submit a completed application form, a link is provided under 'Documents to Use' section which you can use to download the form. On the form, you can find all the documents that must accompany your application.
3. Pay for the theory test. The theory test can be taken at one of NPRAs Driver and Vehicle Licensing Offices.

• Completed application form

Note: A link is provided under 'Documents to Use' section which you can use to download the form. On the form, you can find all the documents that must accompany your application.

The Directorate of Public Roads (Vegdirektoratet)

Directorate of Public Roads (head office):
Statens vegvesen Vegdirektoratet
P.O. box 8142 Dep
NO-0033 OSLO
Norway

Directorate of Public Roads (office address):
Brynsengfaret 6A
Oslo
Telefax: + 47 22 07 37 68
Telephone: 02030
Traffic conditions: 175

Regional Offices

NPRA - Eastern Region

P. O. Box 1010

NO-2605 Lillehammer

Telephone: 02030 (from abroad +47 915 02030)

Telefax: +47 61 25 75 80

E-mail: firmapost-ost@vegvesen.no

NPRA - Southern Region

PO Box 723

NO-4808 Arendal

Telephone: 02030 (from abroad +47 915 02030)

Telefax: +47 37 01 98 01

E-mail: firmapost-sor@vegvesen.no

NPRA - Western Region

Askedalen 4

NO-6863 Leikanger

Telephone: 02030 (from abroad +47 915 02030)

Telefax: +47 57 65 59 86

E-mail: firmapost-vest@vegvesen.no

NPRA - Central Region

Fylkeshuset

NO-6404 Molde

Telephone: 02030 (from abroad +47 915 02030)

Telefax: +47 71 27 41 01

E-mail: firmapost-midt@vegvesen.no

NPRA - Northern Region

PO Box 1403

NO-8002 Bordeaux

Telephone: 02030 (from abroad +47 915 02030)

Telefax: +47 75 55 29 51

E-mail: firmapost-nord@vegvesen.no

NPRA Website

The minimum age to obtain a Snowmobile licence is 16, but until the age of 18, the driving entitlement is limited to category 1 (snowmobile with a weight/power ratio not exceeding 0.20 kW/kg). Under the new rules of 1 July 2006, those who acquired a driving licence for motorcycles, tractors or passenger cars (category B) for the first time were no longer given category S for free.

• Theoretical Test: 580 NOK
• Issuance of driver licence: 270 NOK
• Photo : 70 NOK

Driving licence categories A, A1, B, B1, BE, M, S and T normally have lifelong validity, given as being up to the age of 100. In special cases the validity may be limited to a shorter period (criminal record, poor health, no test of night driving). However, after the age of 70 the validity of the driving licence is dependent on your carrying a valid medical certificate when driving.

A medical certificate has a validity of from one to five years, depending on the licence holder's state of health.

Application Form

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New rules for category S stipulate that new candidates can acquire driving entitlements for snowmobiles only after having completed compulsory training and passed a theory test.

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