Provincial office · Palma de Mallorca
Driving theory exam in Palma de Mallorca: 2026 guide
Everything you need for the theory in Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands): official format, current fee and a plan to practice free.
The exam in Palma de Mallorca, in figures
Official exam venue for the province of Palma de Mallorca
Provincial office
Palma de Mallorca Provincial Traffic Office
Exam center: Provincial Traffic Headquarters (C/ Manuel Azaña, 50)
Public transit directions: EMT Palma bus lines 12, 24 and 27
30 Questions
Theory Exam
Maximum 3 mistakes.
94,05 €
Official fee 2.1
Maximum 3 mistakes. Format per the DGT
Valid for 2 exam sittings. Fees on the DGT e-office
Topics with the most questions in our bank
Our own bank’s distribution, not official DGT figures (it publishes none).
Your plan in Palma de Mallorca, free
Recommended strategy to pass the first time
- 1
(10 questions, no signup).
- 2
Practice 1 free exam a day in exam mode
: 30 questions and 30 minutes, like exam day.
- 3
Review only what you miss in topic theory
Lock in key concepts before your official exam day.
Frequently asked questions
What is the theory exam like in Palma de Mallorca?
30 multiple-choice questions and you may miss up to 3. Metruta's exam mode mirrors that format with 30 minutes per test so you practice under real pressure.
How much does sitting the theory exam cost?
The DGT 2.1 fee is 94,05 € (October 2026) and covers two sittings. It excludes driving-school charges — going por libre you skip them.
How many questions do I need to practice?
There is no official number: the DGT does not publish its bank. Our honest advice is to practice until you chain several mocks under 3 misses across varied topics, not to memorize a fixed number of tests.
Does Metruta work if I go por libre, without a driving school?
Yes: the free plan (3 exams a day) plus topic theory covers theory prep. You pay the exam fee directly to the DGT.
Where is the exam taken in Palma de Mallorca?
At the Palma de Mallorca Provincial Traffic Office. Your driving school (or the DGT if you go por libre) assigns your venue and date when you register.