New rules since 6 June 2026

Get ready for
the citizenship test.

813 questions drawn from UHR's own study material. Every answer can be looked up — page by page. Practise in Swedish, or in your own language.

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✓ Sourced813 questions13 chapters
Sverigeprovet on a phone: today's question in Swedish with the translation below it, alongside your readiness in per cent and the days left until the exam.
In your language

Study in your strongest language.

The app is available in Swedish, English, Arabic, Somali, Persian/Dari, Tigrinya and Ukrainian. Switch language anytime in the menu.

Swedish always comes first, your translation right underneath — so you learn the exam language while you understand the content.

In the app

Six ways to study. One goal.

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Today's question

A new question every day, free forever.

Ask Svea

Your AI teacher, grounded in Sverige i fokus. Ask until you understand.

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Exam simulation

60 questions, 90 minutes — just like the real exam.

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The citizenship journey

Work through all 13 chapters, step by step.

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Smart review

Questions you're starting to forget resurface at just the right time.

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Progress & badges

Track your streak, unlock badges, and see how ready you are.

What it looks like

Try three questions. Right here, right now.

QUESTION 1 / 3
Hur många kommuner har Sverige?
How many municipalities (kommuner) does Sweden have?
813 questions just like this one — in your language.
72%
Your readiness
Sweden's democratic system85%
Labour market and personal finances63%
Sweden and the world41%

Example — your overview updates after every question you answer.

How it works

Three minutes a day.

Choose your language

Swedish plus six more languages — switch anytime in the menu.

Practice a little every day

Today's question, chapter by chapter, or the full exam: 60 questions, 90 minutes.

See the source behind the answer

Every answer shows its source in Sverige i fokus — no guessing game.

How the questions are quality-checked

Open and honest — so you know what you can trust.

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Written by us

We don't reproduce any questions from the real exam — we don't have any. Every question is written in our own words, based on the official study material Sverige i fokus.

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Every question can be looked up

The source note under each answer points to a specific page in Sverige i fokus — not just a chapter. Independent reviewers then solved every question straight from the source text, without seeing the correct answer, and reached the same answer as the bank on all 813 questions.

Not affiliated with UHR, Skolverket or Migrationsverket. Not the official exam. No lawyer or subject expert has certified the question bank.

Last updated: 2026-08-10

Facts vs. what's still open

What we know — and what we don't.

Confirmed by UHR

Roughly 60 questions in 90 minutes, on paper and in Swedish. The study material is Sverige i fokus, 13 chapters. The requirement applies to ages 16–66.

Confirmed by regulation

The exam fee is 2,000 kr (Regulation 2026:451 on the citizenship test, §6) — separate from the 2,900 kr it costs to apply for citizenship itself. Under the transitional provision the fee is charged for the first time for exams held in 2027; the August 2026 pilot is free of charge.

Not published yet

The pass mark, exam dates and booking for the regular rounds, and the retake rules. We don't guess at numbers UHR hasn't made public.

Other apps state a pass mark. UHR hasn't published one. The mark is set after the pilot exam on 15 August 2026 — the first time the questions are used for real. We don't guess, and you should be skeptical of anyone who does.

Frequently asked questions

Good to know

Who needs to take the citizenship test?
The requirement applies to people aged 16–66. Many are exempt, for example via approved SFI, upper-secondary education, or Tisus.
What does the exam look like?
UHR has confirmed roughly 60 questions in 90 minutes, on paper and in Swedish. The pass mark has not yet been published by UHR — we don't guess.
What does the exam itself cost?
The exam fee is 2,000 kr and is charged for the first time for exams held in 2027 — the August 2026 pilot is free. The fee is separate from the citizenship application fee.
Is Sverigeprovet affiliated with UHR?
No. Sverigeprovet is an independent study aid, built by us. Always check uhr.se for official information.
What does it actually cost?
The exam fee to UHR is 2,000 kr and is charged for the first time for exams held in 2027. On top of that comes the 2,900 kr citizenship application fee — about 4,900 kr combined before an app even enters the picture. A failed attempt costs another 2,000 kr, so it pays to practise properly before you book.
When can I take the exam?
The first sitting is the pilot exam on 15 August 2026 at Stockholmsmässan — free of charge, but registration is closed and the places are full. UHR has not yet published dates or opened booking for the regular, fee-based exam rounds.
What is the pass mark?
Not published by UHR. The mark is set after the pilot exam, the first time the questions are used in a real exam situation. We don't guess — and you should be skeptical of apps that state an exact number.
Can I be exempt from the exam?
Yes. The exam is just one way to meet the knowledge requirement: approved SFI (special course D), upper-secondary or municipal adult education grades, a university degree, or Tisus all work too. Fully exempt are stateless people born in Sweden under 21, Nordic citizens who become citizens by notification, and people with a disability or other reasons.
Will there be a language test too?
Yes, but not before autumn 2027 — the reform is introduced in stages, and the civics test comes first.
What material are the questions based on?
The official study material Sverige i fokus (UHR and Skolverket), 13 chapters. It's free and available as a PDF on uhr.se.
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