Pass Your Official
Citizenship Test.

It varies by country and by how much you already know, but most users reach a strong readiness score in 4 to 6 weeks of 15 to 20 minutes a day. The platform tracks your progress and adjusts based on your test date, so you always know whether you're ahead or behind where you need to be.

You can start for free. Create an account, take practice questions, and explore the study guide without paying anything. Full access to mock exams, timed test sets, and progress tracking is available with a membership. You can see exactly what's included before committing.

Reading the handbook is necessary, but passive reading alone has a poor track record for retention, especially for dense historical and legal content. Citizenshipped builds active recall into every session: timed exams, randomised questions, and answer explanations that explain why an answer is correct, not just what it is. Most people who fail their citizenship test have read the handbook. The ones who pass have tested themselves repeatedly.

Every country allows retakes, and a first attempt failure is more common than people realise. If you don't pass, your residency status is not affected in any country. You simply rebook and try again. Citizenshipped's results tracking helps you identify exactly which topics cost you points so you can target your revision before the next attempt.

Yes. Citizenshipped is built as a Progressive Web App, which means it works on any device through your browser: iPhone, Android, tablet, or desktop. There's nothing to download. On mobile, you can add it to your home screen for a full-screen experience that works even with a poor connection.