Exam information can change. This page explains what we have verified, what is still in the research queue and how a change moves through Citizenship Test Hub before it appears in a practice test or guide.
Current verified country launches: France and Denmark
France is live for the 2026 Examen civique, with separate preparation for Naturalisation, carte de séjour pluriannuelle (CSP) and carte de résident (CR). The France source set includes the French Ministry of the Interior, the official Formation civique portal and Service-Public.fr.
Denmark is live for the 2026 Indfødsretsprøven. The Denmark section follows SIRI / Dansk og Prøver material and the Ministry of Immigration and Integration. A full mock contains 45 questions: 35 within the official study-material scope, 5 current-affairs questions and 5 Danish-values questions. Passing requires at least 36/45 overall and at least 4/5 Danish-values questions.
- Live country pages keep exam facts, source links and verification dates together.
- Officially published material is kept separate from original Citizenship Test Hub practice questions.
- Current-affairs practice is reviewed more frequently where an exam explicitly tests recent events.
- Users should still confirm application-specific and appointment-specific requirements with the relevant authority or test provider.
France and Denmark information was reviewed in September 2026. The status table below reflects the current database and should be used as the live source of which countries are available now.
What “Live”, “Coming soon” and “Planned” mean
Live
The country has enough verified information and preparation material for us to publish a useful country section. A live country may include multiple exam tracks, practice tests, official source links and study guides.
Coming soon
Research has started and the country is in the active publishing queue, but the preparation section is not yet complete enough to label as live.
Planned
The country is on the roadmap. We may know that a relevant citizenship or integration test exists, but we have not yet completed the source review needed for a public preparation section.
How we process an official change
- Detect: an authority publishes a new rule, syllabus, handbook, question list or test notice.
- Verify: we compare the new information with the currently published country data and record the source.
- Classify: we determine whether the change affects a country page, an exam track, a question bank, a guide or only an operational detail.
- Update: the existing permanent URL is updated whenever possible instead of creating a new year-specific URL.
- Review: the last-verified date is refreshed only after the material has actually been checked.
Why we do not publish rumours as exam updates
Citizenship rules are high-impact information. A proposal, news article or social-media post is not enough to rewrite an exam guide. We prefer primary government sources and clearly distinguish a confirmed current rule from an announced future change.
Permanent URLs protect users and search visibility
Core pages such as a country test, exam guide and FAQ keep stable URLs. When a 2026 exam becomes a 2027 exam, the information and internal exam version can change without forcing users to find a completely different page. This also reduces broken links and makes historical updates easier to manage.
How to use this page
If your exam date is near, use the live country page first, then check the official source linked there. If a country is still marked Coming soon or Planned, do not assume our roadmap is a substitute for the official immigration or citizenship authority.
Current country status
| Country | Exam | Status | Last verified |
|---|---|---|---|
 France |
Examen Civique | Live | Sep 11, 2026 |
 Denmark |
Indfødsretsprøven | Live | Sep 11, 2026 |
 Sweden |
Citizenship Knowledge Test | Coming soon | Research queue |
 Finland |
Citizenship Test | Coming soon | Research queue |
 Germany |
Einbürgerungstest | Planned | Research queue |
 Spain |
CCSE | Planned | Research queue |
 Netherlands |
Inburgering | Planned | Research queue |
 Norway |
Statsborgerprøven | Planned | Research queue |
 Canada |
Canadian Citizenship Test | Planned | Research queue |
 Australia |
Australian Citizenship Test | Planned | Research queue |
 United Kingdom |
Life in the UK Test | Planned | Research queue |
 United States |
USCIS Civics Test | Planned | Research queue |
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