FAQs about the Danish Citizenship Test (Indfødsretsprøven)
- What is the Danish citizenship test (indfødsretsprøven)?
- The Danish citizenship test is an examination that assesses applicants’ knowledge of Danish society, culture, history, and the Danish values. Passing this test is a requirement for those seeking Danish citizenship.
- Who needs to take the Danish citizenship test?
- The test is required for most adults applying for Danish citizenship, with some exceptions for individuals who have certain special circumstances or disabilities.
- What topics are covered in the Danish citizenship test?
- The test covers topics such as Danish history, culture, social conditions, and the political system. It also includes questions about current events and the Danish values.
- How many questions are on the Danish citizenship test?
- The test consists of 45 multiple-choice questions, and applicants must answer at least 36 correctly to pass. As an additional condition, at least 4 of the 5 Danish values questions must be answered correctly in order to pass.
- How often is the Danish citizenship test administered?
- The test is typically offered twice a year. Specific dates and registration deadlines are announced on this website.
- What is the format of the Danish citizenship test?
- The test is a written examination with multiple-choice questions. Each question has two or three possible answers, and only one is correct.
- How can I prepare for the Danish citizenship test?
- Preparation materials, including a study guide and sample questions, are available here. Additionally, there are various online resources and courses designed to help applicants study.
- Where can I take the Danish citizenship test?
- The test is administered at designated testing centers throughout Denmark. Applicants must register in advance to secure a spot at a testing center.
- How much does it cost to take the Danish citizenship test?
- The fee for taking the test is approximately 800 DKK. This fee is subject to change, so applicants should verify the current cost when registering.
- What happens if I fail the Danish citizenship test?
- If an applicant fails the test, they can retake it at the next scheduled testing date. There is no limit to the number of times the test can be retaken, but the fee must be paid each time.
- Are there any exemptions from taking the Danish citizenship test?
- Certain individuals may be exempt from the test, such as those who have significant disabilities. Applicants should check this page for more information.
- How and when will I receive my test results?
- Test results are usually sent to applicants by mail within a few weeks after the test date. Successful candidates will receive confirmation of their passing score, which is required for the citizenship application process.
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