DGT · Traffic · Appointment
Driving licences, vehicles, fines, exams and licence exchange at any Traffic office in Spain. Pick a province and office; we watch the DGT calendar non-stop and book the instant a slot frees up.
€4.99per appointment
Guide · 2026

The DGT calendar opens per office and area and fills within minutes; slots reappear during the day from cancellations. The DGT aims to give an appointment within fifteen days, but in big cities the calendar usually looks empty. The fast route is to watch every Traffic office in the province and book the moment a slot frees up.
Each office publishes its calendar per area (Drivers, Vehicles, Fines, Other…). If your area has no slots the DGT does not let you book in another area: procedures are only handled in the area listed for each office.
Cancellations free slots at any time; whoever sees them first gets them. Our service watches the DGT calendar continuously and books in your name the instant a slot appears; we message you on WhatsApp and you receive the official PDF receipt. You only pay if we get the appointment.
Driving licences, vehicles, fines, exams and licence exchange at any Traffic office in Spain. Pick a province and office; we watch the DGT calendar non-stop and book the instant a slot frees up.
€4.99per appointment
Full official requirements on the procedure page: Drivers — driving licence
Clear price
+€5.00 for one or more specific offices
You only pay if we get your appointment
The first active request charges nothing up front: you pay the management fee only if we get your appointment. Each extra active request costs €5.00 up front (non-refundable).
FAQ
The appointment is free. The fees of the procedure itself (licence renewal, vehicle transfer, etc.) are paid separately to the DGT, usually online before the day.
The DGT grants one appointment per person and procedure. If you already have one, cancel it first on the booking site (office, date and ID) or by calling 060.
Yes, you can book at any Traffic office in Spain. For many procedures your province of residence does not matter; for others you will be asked for local paperwork.
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