If you fail the test and receive a result that is 58 or higher you can apply for a review of your results. Offer must be redeemed within 14 days of the date on the redemption email to receive Device. These tests cost the same as a weekday driving test and can be booked, changed or cancelled in the same way as weekday tests.
Your driving examiner will discuss the results of your test at the testing centre at the end of your test. The length of the test will depend on the licence code you are applying for. Saturday tests are available to help reduce driving test wait times in areas of high demand.
For details on how to apply online, visit the Work and Holiday (subclass 462) visa. If you need to reschedule (change) your booking, you’ll need to do it at least 2 days before your test to avoid losing your booking fee. If you are eligible for a test review, you can apply for this from your myNAATI account within 30 days of receiving your results. This may mean people sitting the test on the same day receive their results on different days. Note that test dates are shown live, which means they may have already been booked by other candidates by the time you go to book through myNAATI.
If you don’t provide enough notice to change or cancel your test, you will lose the fee you have paid and will need to pay a new fee when you re-book. For more information, visit the New Work and Holiday visa pre-application process. We will manage visa applications for some countries through the WHM visa ballot process instead of the application cap.
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If you pass, you will receive the Credentialed Community Language credential letter. You should read the test rules and policies in the CCL Test Candidate Instructions here. This means that each test begins with 90 marks, and marks are taken off if the candidate makes errors during their test. To pass the CCL test, you must achieve a score of 63 or more, and at least 29 marks in each dialogue.
- Below are some suggestions on how to prepare for your test, as well as three types of practice tests that NAATI offers to help you.
- If you pass a driving test on a Saturday, you can pay with EFTPOS and get your licence on the day.
- Scroll down for more information on how we schedule tests and which tests are available online or in person.
A test review means that a separate examiner will mark your test again, and the marks from all examiners will be taken into consideration to determine your final result. You will receive either a pass (63 or over, including more than 29 marks per dialogue) or fail (below 63, or less than 29 marks in one or both dialogues). Each error will result in a different number of marks being taken off, depending on how much it impacts on the overall communication. NAATI uses online pokies an online proctoring program called ProctorExam to make sure all tests are valid and are sat by the correct person.
You will not receive a refund for non-attendance or cancellations after the scheduled start time. You are eligible for a refund of 75% of your test fee if you cancel your test at least 1 hour prior to the scheduled start time. You will need to reject your test session in myNAATI and then select another test date.
Training & knowledge requirements
Long pauses may result in marks being deducted, particularly if it results in the total test recording going for longer than 20 minutes. If you have booked your test and are concerned about your computer equipment or internet access, please email us at as soon as possible. If you don’t meet these requirements, you will need to book and pay for a new test.
DKT online is now available
This is to allow us to process applications throughout the year. Closed – Applications are closed and will reopen at the start of the new program year on 1 July. Check this page regularly for updates on when applications will reopen. If we temporarily ‘pause’ or definitively ‘close’ the application cap, you will get an error message when you try to apply. To apply, you will need to monitor our website to check when the cap changes from ‘paused’ to ‘open’.