The provisional theory test is booked and written in person at a Vehicle Inspection Depot. There is no online booking and no online sitting of the real test, so the whole of the arrangement happens at the depot counter.
You book in person at a Vehicle Inspection Depot. There is no online booking system for the provisional test, and no third party can sit it for you.
Depots get busy, so go early in the day and be ready to wait. Confirm the current arrangement with the depot you intend to use before you travel: procedures differ from place to place and change from time to time, and this site is not the VID.
Bring your national ID. Identification that shows your date of birth is what establishes you are old enough to sit the test, and the depot will turn you away without it.
Expect to be asked for more rather than less: passport sized photographs, a completed application form, and proof that the fee has been paid are all normally part of the paperwork.
The provisional test fee is US$20. Fees are set by the authorities and change from time to time, so treat that as the figure to check rather than the figure to rely on: confirm the current fee with your depot before you go, and keep the receipt, because proof of payment is normally part of what you hand in.
The paper is 25 multiple choice questions with a pass mark of 22, and you get 8 minutes. That is under 20 seconds a question, so the questions you can answer without stopping are the ones that leave you time for the ones you cannot.
Questions come with a road sign, a diagram of an intersection, or a rule of the road. All three are on this site, free, and the papers here are set in the same shape as the real one.
Sixteen papers in the real VID format, four hundred questions, and a record of every attempt, on your phone with no connection needed.
