Thanks @172driver, I was asking for a friend
Ibra wrote:
Which EASA countries still allow this? (assuming one is fine with 2 months without a licence, does not matter much for lockdown simulator flying )
Why not allow it? What matters is the postage stamp on the form… 31/12/2020.
Snoopy wrote:
You can still transfer SOLI until 31/12.
Which EASA countries still allow this? (assuming one is fine with 2 months without a licence, does not matter much for lockdown simulator flying 
)
You can still transfer SOLI until 31/12.
I don’t think there’s an option now NOT to pay the CAA fee if you are licensed in the UK. Certainly there used to be as I did it myself in Spain.
In France for IR it’s 250E initial if you use DGAC examiner, +200E if you use independent and as low as 50E for renewals
The 1000E fee for CAA IR initial is good reason not to fail
100-300 depending on license and rating. I usually pay 150 for my IR revalidation. PN me happy to help.
Peter_G wrote:
Details of Examiners who do not charge CAA horrendous fees would be very welcome.
None of examiners in Croatia (and AFAIK Austria and Slovenia) charges such ridiculous fees. Last time I paid something like €100.
Snoopy
Get an EASA license. Examiners available! I can get you in touch!
Many of us in Europe in the coming year will want to ‘convert’ their FAA IR’s to EASA IR’s.
Details of Examiners who do not charge CAA horrendous fees would be very welcome.
