It typically takes 2 to 5 years to get an EASA AME certification. The time depends on the training program and the experience you gain. First, you need to complete an EASA-approved training program, which usually lasts around 2 years. Afterward, you must gain practical experience working on aircraft, which can take an additional 2-3 years. Once you have completed the training and gained the required experience, you can apply for the EASA AME exams. After passing the exams, you will be issued your certification to work as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer.