Ciao a tutti,
Recentemente ho perso la mia patente di guida europea e invece di farmela sostituire a casa preferirei semplicemente prendere una patente finlandese, il che, a quanto ho capito, è perfettamente possibile. È importante sottolineare che scadrà anche ad aprile, quindi probabilmente si tratterebbe di un rinnovo + sostituzione contemporaneamente, se possibile, ma non mi è chiaro. Qualcuno può spiegarmi quale autorità dovrebbe farlo e di quali documenti avrò bisogno? Le informazioni che ho trovato online su suomi.fitraficom ecc. sono piuttosto confusi. Mi trovo specificamente a Oulu.
Grazie!
Replacing/renewing lost EU driver licence with Finnish one
byu/BitDaniYT inFinland
di BitDaniYT
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That reminds me I should exchange my licence exactly because of that possibility. If you’re registered as resident here, your home country shouldn’t issue a licence. And I think you have to hand in your licence to get a Finnish one. But now you don’t have it.
Will be keeping an eye on this topic to see if there’s an easy solution for these situations.
The information listed here is not really confusing. Just take some time reading it. [https://www.suomi.fi/services/exchanging-a-foreign-driving-licence-for-a-finnish-licence-the-finnish-transport-and-communications-agency-traficom/e43c932e-13e2-472b-b9cf-afed26caf0c2](https://www.suomi.fi/services/exchanging-a-foreign-driving-licence-for-a-finnish-licence-the-finnish-transport-and-communications-agency-traficom/e43c932e-13e2-472b-b9cf-afed26caf0c2)
According to [https://www.suomi.fi/services/exchanging-a-foreign-driving-licence-for-a-finnish-licence-the-finnish-transport-and-communications-agency-traficom/e43c932e-13e2-472b-b9cf-afed26caf0c2](https://www.suomi.fi/services/exchanging-a-foreign-driving-licence-for-a-finnish-licence-the-finnish-transport-and-communications-agency-traficom/e43c932e-13e2-472b-b9cf-afed26caf0c2)
>You may drive in Finland on the basis of a licence issued in an EU or EEA Member State, for as long as the licence is valid. If you are permanently living in Finland or have studied here for at least six months, you may exchange or renew a driving licence issued in an EU or EEA Member State for a Finnish licence, or apply for a Finnish licence in place of a lost, stolen or destroyed driving licence issued in an EU or EEA Member State.
Go to AJOVARMA [https://ajanvaraus.ajovarma.fi/](https://ajanvaraus.ajovarma.fi/) You will need to make an appointment either via their pages otr by calling 029 534 5115
Ajovarma are at Ajovarma Oulu-Rusko, Konetie 4 90620 Oulu
From Suomi.fi: (I have highlighted a specific part for you)
>Do the following
>When you exchange your driver’s license issued in an EU or EEA country, take with you to Ajovarma
>Your driving licence issued in an EU or EEA country or, i**f you do not have the driving licence a driving licence extract from the country that issued your driving licence.**
>**Your passport or other official ID**
>**Two passport pictures (However, if you have a valid Finnish passport or identity card, you do not need new passport pictures for a driving licence).**
>**You may also need:**
>a medical certificate (valid for 6 months), if the EU or EEA licence you are exchanging has expired or you want to upgrade your driving licence from Group 1 to Group 2 at the same time,
>a study certificate, if you have been studying in Finland for at least 6 months, but you are not living permanently in [Finland.Do](http://Finland.Do) the followingWhen you exchange your driver’s license issued in an EU or EEA country, take with you to AjovarmaYour driving licence issued in an EU or EEA country or, if you do not have the driving licence a driving licence extract from the country that issued your driving licence. Your passport or other official ID Two passport pictures (However, if you have a valid Finnish passport or identity card, you do not need new passport pictures for a driving licence).You may also need:a medical certificate (valid for 6 months), if the EU or EEA licence you are exchanging has expired or you want to upgrade your driving licence from Group 1 to Group 2 at the same time, a study certificate, if you have been studying in Finland for at least 6 months, but you are not living permanently in Finland.
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