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Current test status

Test date and practical information

This page summarises UHR’s latest published information about Sweden’s citizenship test. Information from UHR and the Swedish Migration Agency always takes precedence over this independent practice website.

Published test date

Registration closed

Registration is closed. A new registration will open later for people who receive a letter from the Swedish Migration Agency.

Venue
The venues for the next test have not been published. The first test was held at Stockholmsmässan in Älvsjö.
Time
The next test is planned for April–May 2027. Its exact date, duration and question count will be announced later.
Later sittings

UHR plans the next society-knowledge test for April–May 2027. The exact date, venues and registration opening have not been published.

Checked 24 October: results were released on 22 October. About 80% of 875 candidates passed; the threshold was 28 out of 40 points. The result appears in the UHR account and is sent automatically to the Swedish Migration Agency.

Checked 24 October 2026

Swedish citizenship test results 2026: 28 out of 40 required

UHR released the results on 22 October. About 80% of the 875 test takers passed. The pass mark was set at 28 correct answers out of the 40 questions used to calculate the result.

How the society-knowledge test works

The 15 August trial contained 60 questions and lasted 90 minutes. After analysis, UHR selected 40 well-functioning questions for the score. The question count and duration for the next sitting will be announced later.

First test length
About 60 questions
First test time
90 minutes
Question type
Four options; one answer is correct
Delivery
In Swedish and on paper

Provkollen’s translations are learning aids. They do not mean that the official test is available in those languages.

Who can take the test?

The Swedish Migration Agency decided who could take the first test on 15 August 2026. It was intended for people who needed to demonstrate basic knowledge of Swedish society in their citizenship case and could not demonstrate that knowledge in another way.

Registration for the first test was possible only after receiving a letter from the Swedish Migration Agency. The next sitting requires a new registration and a new invitation letter; registration is not yet open.

Trial administration and later stages

The 15 August 2026 sitting was a trial. A total of 875 people took it and about 80% passed. The threshold was 28 out of 40 points. Results were released on 22 October and are sent automatically to the Swedish Migration Agency.

The fee is SEK 2,000, and the provision first applies to tests held in 2027. No fee is charged to a stateless person who has been granted a refugee-status declaration or a travel document by a Swedish public authority. Source: citizenship-test ordinance, section 6 and transitional provision 2.

UHR’s final report of 30 September says reading and listening cannot be introduced in October 2027 and recommends a digital test in autumn 2029. Written and spoken proficiency is assessed as possible no earlier than 2030. This is UHR’s recommendation; the government must decide the timetable. Source: UHR final report on introducing the citizenship test.

Always check the public authority’s information

The date, venue, registration, fee, format and conditions may change. Provkollen is not UHR, the Swedish Migration Agency or another public authority, and cannot register you for the test.

We date-stamp the check above and link directly to UHR so that you can verify the information yourself.