All those taking driving exams at Regitra must have a valid first aid course certificate.

Certificates are issued by authorized institutions or some driving schools. The course takes a few hours and includes a theory and a practical part. Theory can often be completed remotely, while practice is done in person.

For categories AM, A1, A2, A, B1, B, BE the certificate is valid indefinitely (older certificates are valid until the date indicated). For C, CE, D category drivers and other professional groups, the certificate is valid for 5 years from the issue date.

The course price is about 25-30 EUR. It may vary depending on the category or the chosen institution.

In the practical part you learn to apply theoretical knowledge - organizing first aid, resuscitation, actions in choking cases, use of a defibrillator. All actions are performed with equipment under the supervision of a lecturer. The practice is not graded, it is intended to strengthen practical skills.

You need to contact the institution that issued the certificate. They will issue a copy or a new document.

Yes. When you arrive to take the theory exam at Regitra, you must have a printed first aid course certificate.

You can get a first aid certificate at any age, for example at 17 before taking the B category exam.

Yes, if the course lasted at least 30 academic hours.

No. Drivers must attend a course specifically intended for drivers and obtain the corresponding certificate.

A valid identity document is enough.

You can register for the practice session only after you have passed the theory test (remotely).

The practical session lasts about 2 hours. During it, rescue actions are demonstrated and participants try them out themselves.

Yes, by choosing an urgent plan you can receive the certificate on the same day or the next day.

No. The practical part is included in the total course price.

The PP015 certificate is valid indefinitely for amateur categories and 5 years for professional categories.