The official test is written, lasts 45 minutes and does not allow aids.
Bring accepted original identification
SIRI lists accepted forms of original ID. A photocopy or photo of the document is not accepted. If you do not have one of the standard forms, there can be a procedure to request permission for another form of ID at least four weeks before the test. A driving licence cannot be approved through that exemption.
After the test
If you pass, the language centre issues a test certificate. Official guidance says results can take up to four weeks. You are responsible for providing the certificate when required in your citizenship application.
Do a final check the day before
Treat the test provider's own instructions as your final checklist. Confirm the address, reporting time and the original identification you are expected to bring. Official guidance emphasises original identification; a photocopy or photo is not the same as the required document.
During the test
You have 45 minutes for 45 multiple-choice questions, with one correct answer for each question. Read the full question and every option before marking your answer. If one item is taking too long, move on and return later rather than spending several minutes on a single problem.
Practise without aids before the real test
The official test is written and taken without aids. If you normally use notes during learning mode, switch to closed-book full mocks well before exam day. This makes the final practice environment closer to the real constraint.
After the test
Follow the test centre's instructions about results and documentation. Official information describes a test certificate for a passed exam, which can be relevant to the citizenship process. Citizenship Test Hub cannot access your official result, issue a certificate or submit evidence to an authority.
If you need special testing arrangements
Official procedures may provide special conditions in appropriate circumstances. That is something to resolve with the test provider or responsible authority well in advance. An independent practice platform cannot decide whether an individual qualifies for a special arrangement or dispensation.
Protect your concentration
Arrive with enough time to settle before the test begins and avoid doing a large last-minute review outside the room. A calm start makes it easier to read Danish wording carefully and manage one question per minute. During the final check, focus on unanswered items and accidental double marks rather than changing answers purely because you feel nervous.
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