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News and tips for the Swedish citizenship test
Updates about medborgarskapsprovet, study advice, and what's happening behind the scenes at Medborgarplugg.
What is medborgarskapsprovet?
An introduction: what the test is, who's responsible for it, and what it covers.
How hard is medborgarskapsprovet?
No official pass mark has been published yet. Here's what's actually known.
How to study for the test
Concrete tips for studying effectively — format, review, and self-testing.
UHR's example questions for the citizenship test
UHR has published five official example questions showing the test's format and level. Here are all five, with source attribution.
What happens if you don't pass the test?
Results arrive in October 2026, and according to UHR you can retake the test the next time it opens.
Registering for the citizenship test
Registration is closed right now. How registration, the summons, and accommodations work — ahead of the next test occasion.
Who has to take the citizenship test?
Only people who received a referral letter from the Swedish Migration Agency take the test — and grades can qualify instead.
How the citizenship test is structured
Multiple choice, four answer options, 90 minutes, on paper — how the first test was structured.
Free revision cheat sheet for the Swedish citizenship test — for everyone
A free two-page revision cheat sheet — completely free for everyone, whether you're already a paying member of the app or not.
Medborgarplugg in the media: Norran and SVT
During summer 2026, Medborgarplugg was featured by Norran and SVT Västerbotten — here's what they covered, with links to the original articles.