What to know about living in Italy — sourced, free, for the Bangladeshi community
Answers to the questions the Bangladeshi community in Italy most often pays badly for — checked against their sources, with every source linked at the bottom of the page so you can check it yourself. Free. The site is Bangla first; in English you will find the main guides.
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Driving licence
Getting an Italian driving licence, start to finish — documents, exams, costs and rules, every figure checked against an official source.
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The official exam questions with a Bangla explanation for each, vocabulary practice and an exam simulation. They are in Bangla only.
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Autoscuola or studying on your own — which one is right for you
Both routes are legal. Which one suits you depends on how good your Italian is, how much time you have, and whether you can keep to a study plan alone. A simple way to decide.
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What a Patente B actually costs — autoscuola vs da privatista
The state fees are fixed and verified. The autoscuola and the medical certificate are market prices that vary by city. Here is which is which, kept strictly apart.
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Getting an Italian driving licence: the complete guide
For Bangladeshis in Italy: the whole route from application to licence in hand — every step, the time limits, the documents and the official fees, each linked to its own page. Every figure checked against an official source.
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The practical exam — what the examiner wants, and what they ask
What gets checked before you drive off, which manoeuvres you may be asked for, what is watched on the road — and the Italian instructions you will hear in the car.
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Italian road signs — a guide to reading them
Danger, prescription and information — the three categories the Codice della Strada actually defines, how to tell them apart by shape and colour, and what the most important signs mean.
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What happens if you fail — retake rules and waiting times
Fail the theory or the practical and there is a compulsory minimum wait before the next attempt, a limit on how many you get, and a specific rule for when they run out. With the official and statutory sources.