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Asturias: €400 towards a class B licence (€1,000 for C and €1,500 for D) for young people registered in the Youth Guarantee

Money towards the licence for young Asturians registered in the Youth Guarantee: €400 for class B. The 2026 window was 20 working days after the 3 September publication and has closed; the 2027 date is a guide.

Principado de Asturias (Consejería de Ordenación de Territorio, Urbanismo, Vivienda y Derechos Ciudadanos)· Subvenciones a personas jóvenes asturianas inscritas en el Sistema Nacional de Garantía Juvenil para la obtención de los permisos de conducción B, C y D

At a glance

Amount

A fixed sum by class: B €400, C (lorries) €1,000, D (buses) €1,500; the 2026 call totals €200,000. Class A (motorcycle) licences are not subsidised

Deadline
Around October 2027

The exact date for the new cycle has not been announced yet. This is last year's deadline

Covers
Cash payment
Duration

One-off

Cycle: 2026

About this grant

The Principality of Asturias pays a fixed amount for a driving licence to young residents registered in Garantía Juvenil: €400 for B, €1,000 for C (lorries) and €1,500 for D (buses). Category A (motorbike) licences are not subsidised. The 2026 call's budget is €200,000 and allocation is competitive, with one payment per licence category.

You must have been registered in Asturias for at least a year on the date the extract is published, be registered in the National Youth Guarantee System on the same date and have obtained the licence between 15 July 2025 and the publication date. Licences already subsidised in earlier calls are not paid again. The 2026 window was 20 working days after publication in BOPA no. 171 of 3 September and is now closed; the 2027 date in the record is a guide.

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Who can apply

Citizenship
any
Residence
Residence in Asturias
Education level
1st year of Bachillerato, 2nd year of Bachillerato, First year of university, Later years of university
Other
Registered at a council in Asturias at least a year before the extract's publication; registered in the Youth Guarantee on that date; licence obtained between 15 July 2025 and the extract's publication; minimum age as required for the licence, maximum as set by the Youth Guarantee rules

How to apply

Where to go and what to do, step by step

Where to apply
The Principality of Asturias' electronic office (miprincipado.es), application code AYUD0463T01
https://www.asturias.es/bopa/2026/09/03/2026-07243.pdf
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Who submits it
You yourself
Account and access
Applications are electronic only: electronic identification is needed

Steps

  1. 1

    Register in the National Youth Guarantee System beforehand: on the date the call's extract is published you must already be in the system.

  2. 2

    Check that you have been registered at a council in Asturias at least a year before the extract's publication date.

  3. 3

    Get a B, C or D licence: the 2026 call accepted licences obtained between 15 July 2025 and the extract's publication on 3 September 2026 (class A, motorbikes, is not subsidised).

  4. 4

    Prepare proof of cost and payment and the creditor file with your bank details: the account must be in your name.

  5. 5

    Apply online at miprincipado.es with code AYUD0463T01 within 20 working days after the extract's publication in the BOPA. The 2026 window closed in early October; follow the 2027 call.

Apply by:Around October 2027

What exactly to submit

Documents and materials to attach to the application.

  • Proof of registration in the National Youth Guarantee System
  • Proof of at least a year's registered residence in Asturias
  • A B, C or D licence obtained in the call's period
  • Proof of cost and payment
  • A creditor file with bank details (account in your name)

Example

Example (written by us): Ana lives in Gijón, is registered in the Youth Guarantee and got her class B licence in July 2026. Within the call's window she applies at miprincipado.es with proof of cost and her bank details and receives €400.

An example we wrote to illustrate: it is not an official sample, replace the details with your own.

How applicants are chosen

Competitive allocation: the 2026 call totals €200,000 and a fixed sum is paid for each licence class.

What happens after you apply

A fixed sum by class: B €400, C €1,000, D €1,500. Licences already subsidised in earlier calls are not paid again. The 2027 date in the database is a guide.

Common mistakes

  • Registering in the Youth Guarantee after the extract is published: you must be in the system on that date
  • Getting the licence before 15 July 2025: it does not count for the 2026 call
  • Forgetting the creditor file or giving someone else's account
  • Counting on a subsidy for motorbikes: class A is excluded

Tips

  • We haven't re-checked the conditions by hand yet: compare amounts and deadlines with the official page before applying.

Guide checked against the official pages: 9 October 2026. Guide written from official sources. Details may change: check them on the application page.

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Verbatim from the source

“El importe total de la convocatoria asciende a un total de doscientos mil euros (200.000 euros).”
Original in spanishOfficial source

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