Guides to the Swedish citizenship test and requirements
Everything around the test in one place: the requirements for citizenship, how registration works, the language requirement and what is known about the next test date. Every guide lists its sources.

How to register for the Swedish citizenship test: step by step
How to register for the Swedish citizenship test: the referral letter, your UHR account, the notice, valid ID, adjustments and what happens if you fail.
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Next Swedish citizenship test date: location and what is known
Next Swedish citizenship test date: not yet published, UHR will announce it in autumn 2026. What we know about the date, location, registration and format.
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Swedish citizenship language requirements: how to show your Swedish
Swedish citizenship language requirements: levels B1 and A2, what counts today (SFI D, grades, Tisus, Swedex) and when UHR's language test is due.
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Swedish citizenship requirements: all the rules from 6 June 2026
Swedish citizenship requirements after 6 June 2026: identity, 8 years of residence, good conduct, income of SEK 250,200 a year and knowledge tests.
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Swedish citizenship test questions: sample questions explained
Swedish citizenship test questions: UHR's five sample questions explained, the 13 chapters they draw on and what participants in August 2026 found hard.
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The Swedish citizenship test: how the civics test works
The Swedish citizenship test is UHR's civics test for anyone applying for Swedish citizenship. Who has to take it, how to register, the format and the fee.
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- Lessons for every chapter of Sverige i fokus
- Practice questions with explanations and page references
- A mock test in the same form as the August test
- Difficult words explained in plain Swedish
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