Test Preparation
Most citizenship tests are multiple choice, but the US test is oral and Canada and Spain add true-or-false questions. The format of all eight official tests and how it should change your study plan.
Read guide →Is the Citizenship Test Multiple Choice? Format of Every Official Test
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20 questions in 45 minutes, 75% to pass and all 5 values questions correct. What counts as a pass, who is exempt and what happens if you fail.
Read guide →How Many Questions Are on the Australian Citizenship Test?
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20 questions, 15 correct to pass, 45 minutes for the online test and three attempts before a hearing. The 2026 rules explained.
Read guide →How Many Questions Are on the Canadian Citizenship Test?
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24 questions in 45 minutes, 18 correct to pass, £50 per attempt. What the questions look like, how many you can get wrong and how often you can retake.
Read guide →How Many Questions Are on the Life in the UK Test?
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Up to 20 questions from 128 on the 2025 civics test, 12 correct to pass; up to 10 from 100 on the 2008 test. Which one you take, how the officer scores it, and what happens if you fail.
Read guide →How Many Questions Are on the US Citizenship Test? (2025 vs 2008)
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Denmark and France have the hardest citizenship tests by the official rules (80% pass marks, values and scenario questions, national language); Germany has the easiest (17 of 33, all 310 questions published). All 15 official tests ranked by pass mark, published questions, extra conditions, format and language.
Read guide →Which Citizenship Test Is the Hardest? All 15 Official Tests Ranked
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No. As of October 2026 the Life in the UK Test is unchanged: 24 questions, 45 minutes, 18 to pass, £50, 3rd-edition handbook. The government has said it will refresh the test but has published no date, format or new handbook.
Read guide →Is the Life in the UK Test Changing in 2026? What Has (and Has Not) Been Announced
Citizenship Guides
A practical six-step plan to go from your first look at the official guide to test day, whichever country you are applying to.
Read guide →How to Prepare for a Citizenship Test: A Step-by-Step Plan
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Life in the UK Test 2026: 24 questions in 45 minutes, 18 to pass (17 is a fail), £50 per attempt, retake after 7 days, and a pass never expires.
Read guide →Life in the UK Test: Format, Pass Mark, Cost and How to Pass