Please note that we currently only offer the “Living in Germany” test for our internal participants. We are happy to recommend the alternative “naturalization test” in our office.

What is the “Living in Germany” test?

The “Living in Germany” test takes place at the end of an orientation course on a separate date. For example, it contains questions on Germany’s political system, religious diversity and equal rights for men and women. The questionnaire for the “Living in Germany” test and the curriculum for the orientation course provide an overview of all the important topics for the test.

What can I expect in the test?

Each test participant receives a questionnaire with a total of 33 questions. There are four possible answers to each question on the questionnaire. Participants must mark the correct answer in each case. Participants have 60 minutes to answer 33 questions. The test is passed if at least 15 out of 33 questions are answered correctly.

How can I prepare for the test?

Preparation for the test is part of the orientation course. On the day of the exam, each participant receives their own test sheet with 33 questions. Of course, all test forms are equally difficult.
The aim of the integration course is for you to successfully take the final test. The final test consists of the two exams for the language test “Deutsch-Test für Zuwanderer” (DTZ) and the test “Leben in Deutschland”.

Note:

Please note that even if you book online, it is essential that you appear in person, as we require your original signature. You can come by without an appointment up to 3 weeks before the exam.