How many questions are on the Danish Indfødsretsprøven?

The Indfødsretsprøven (Danish citizenship test) has 45 questions plus 5 values questions (værdispørgsmål). You must answer at least 36 of the 45 main questions correctly (80%) and at least 4 of the 5 values questions. The test lasts 45 minutes.

What topics does the Danish citizenship test cover?

The Indfødsretsprøven covers Danish history (from the Viking Age to modern times), the Danish constitution and democracy, government and the Folketing, citizenship rights and duties, Danish culture and geography, and Danish social values (assessed separately in the values section).

How difficult is the Danish citizenship test?

Denmark has one of Europe's strictest citizenship test pass requirements — 80% on the main section and 80% on the values section. The test is widely considered harder than equivalent tests in France or Germany. Thorough preparation with the official SIRI study materials is essential.

Where can I take the Danish Indfødsretsprøven?

The Indfødsretsprøven is held four times a year at approved test centres. The test is administered by the Styrelsen for International Rekruttering og Integration (SIRI). Registration is done through your municipality.

Citizenship Exam Prep

Indfødsretsprøven: 30 Practice Questions and Answers (2026)

30 Danish Indfødsretsprøven practice questions with answers — covering values, institutions, rights, history and society. 80% pass mark required.