What level do you need to prove?
For a provisional taxi licence (bestuurderspas)
You must prove that you have oral and written Dutch language level 1.2 (A2).
How to obtain 1.2
You have two options:
- Take a 1.2 course at a CVO or Ligo.
- Take a certifying Dutch language test A2 at Atlas.
All information about the A2 test can be found at certifying Dutch language test A1/A2.
Please note:
Do you have a diploma/certificate from Dutch-speaking full-time education or adult education?
You do not need a language certificate.
For a permanent taxi licence (bestuurderspas)
You must prove that you have the Dutch language level 2.2 (oral and written).
How to obtain 2.2
You have two options:
- Take a 2.2 course at a CVO.
- Take a certifying Dutch language test 2.4 (B1). Please note: 2.4 is a higher level than 2.2.
All information about the B1 test can be found at certifying Dutch language test B1/B2.
Please note:
Do you have a diploma/certificate from Dutch-speaking full-time education or adult education?
You do not need a language certificate.
For more information, please visit www.vlaanderen.be/taxi.
Do you need proof of level 1.2 or 2.2?
Send an email to atlas.vtsnelloket@antwerpen.be and mention:
- whether you would like to become a taxi driver or are already working as a taxi driver
- your first name, surname and national registry number (optional)
- your phone number
Atlas assesses your level. Atlas looks at how you can obtain 1.2 or 2.2.
Would you like to know more about Dutch language levels?
Check out the different Dutch language levels.