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Exam Date: August 17, 2025
The Danish Citizenship Test is a mandatory exam for individuals seeking Danish citizenship through naturalization. It assesses your knowledge of Denmark’s history, culture, society, and political system to ensure your integration as a citizen.
Eligibility Criteria
• Applicants applying for Danish citizenship via naturalization.
• Must have lived in Denmark legally for a prescribed number of years (usually 9 years, shorter for refugees, spouses, etc.).
• Must meet language requirements: usually Danish language proficiency at level B2 or higher.
• Must fulfill integration requirements (no serious criminal record, tax compliance).
• Age criteria: Usually applicants aged 18 or above must take the test.
• Exceptions may apply for individuals over a certain age or with special circumstances.
Requirements
• Valid residence permit or permanent residence status.
• Proof of Danish language skills.
• Application for citizenship submitted.
• Payment of applicable fees for the test.
• Registration for the citizenship test through official channels.
Exam Pattern
• Test Type: Computer-based multiple-choice exam.
• Number of Questions: 40 questions per test.
• Passing Score: Minimum 32 correct answers (80% pass mark).
• Time Allowed: Typically around 40-50 minutes.
• Question Types: Multiple-choice questions, sometimes with more than one correct answer.
• Topics Covered:
o Danish history
o Political system and democracy
o Danish society and cultural norms
o Geography and landmarks
o Rights and responsibilities of citizens
• Language: Test is conducted in Danish; basic proficiency required.
• Retake Policy: Multiple attempts allowed if failed, usually after a waiting period.
SYLLABUS:
1. Danish History
• Important historical events (Vikings, Reformation, WWII, etc.)
• Key figures in Danish history
• Development of the welfare state
2. Danish Society and Culture
• Traditions and holidays
• Social norms and values
• Education system
3. Political System
• Structure of government (Parliament, Prime Minister, Monarch)
• Election system
• Role of political parties
4. Rights and Duties of Citizens
• Legal rights and obligations
• Social welfare rights
• Taxes and civic duties
5. Geography
• Major cities, regions, and landmarks
• Demographics and population distribution.
Registration Process:
1. Check Eligibility: Confirm you meet residency and language requirements.
2. Apply for Citizenship: Submit your citizenship application to the Danish Immigration Service or municipal office.
3. Register for the Test: Once your application is accepted, you will receive information on how to register for the citizenship test online.
4. Pay Test Fee: The fee is generally around DKK 600-700.
5. Schedule Exam Date: Choose from available dates at authorized test centers.
6. Take the Test: Attend the test center on the scheduled date with valid ID.
Just my iq experts suggest this strategy:
1. Language Mastery:
Focus on reaching at least B2 level in Danish, especially reading comprehension and vocabulary related to Danish society and governance.
2. Study Official Materials:
Use the official Danish citizenship handbook and online resources available from the Ministry of Immigration and Integration.
3. Practice with Sample Tests:
Regularly practice with official sample questions to get familiar with question formats and time constraints.
4. Understand Danish Culture and History:
Watch documentaries, read simplified books or summaries on Danish history and society.
5. Join Preparation Classes:
Enroll in citizenship preparation courses offered by municipalities or language schools.
6. Daily Revision & Flashcards:
Use flashcards for quick facts (important dates, figures, political system structures).
7. Mock Exams:
Simulate test conditions at home to build confidence and improve speed.
8. Stay Updated:
Keep track of any changes in test patterns or eligibility rules from official websites.
• Test Dates: Offered year-round at various authorized centers.
• Registration Deadlines: Vary depending on location; generally several weeks before the test date.
• Result Declaration: Usually within 2 weeks after the test.
• Retake Policy: You can retake the test if you fail, subject to waiting periods (often 2 weeks to 1 month).
Number of Questions: 45
35 questions on Danish history, society, and culture
5 questions on current events in Denmark
5 questions on Danish values
Passing Criteria: Correctly answer at least 36 questions, including at least 4 out of the 5 questions on Danish values
Duration: 45 minutes
Test Type: Written, multiple-choice
Assistance: No aids allowed during the test
