If you are a citizen of Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Norway, or Iceland, you're in luck! Your existing driving licence is valid in Germany, just as it is in your home country. This means you can drive in Germany without needing to convert your licence into a German one.

In Germany, all cars need to be registered, and you can do this at the nearest car registration office. To register your car, you will need to bring your vehicle title, which proves that the car belongs to you, and your motor vehicle insurance policy.

In Germany, driving is on the right side of the road, and it’s important to follow the traffic rules to ensure safety. The speed limits vary depending on where you are. In urban areas, the speed limit is usually 50 km/h (about 31 mph).

Penalties: Driving an unregistered or uninspected vehicle in Germany can lead to severe fines and legal consequences. Authorities strictly enforce these regulations to ensure road safety and environmental protection. Vehicles that do not comply with registration and inspection rules .