Frequently asked questions — Australia Citizenship test

This FAQ page covers uktest.com's practice and mock tests for the Australia Citizenship test. uktest.com also has practice for several other citizenship and civics tests — see the footer or the test switcher in the header to explore them.

No. uktest.com is an independent, free study aid for the Australia Citizenship test. It is not affiliated with the Australian Department of Home Affairs, and it is not a substitute for official guidance. Always check the official government website for the real exam rules.

It depends on the test: UK, US and Australia test questions stay in English, matching those real exams. Germany's Einbürgerungstest is in German and France's examen civique is in French, also matching their real exams. Spain's CCSE is in Spanish. For Canada, IRCC lets you sit the knowledge test in English or French, so you can choose EN or FR next to 🇨🇦 CA. This is separate from the website's interface language, which follows your own choice.

No. Passing here does not guarantee a pass on the official test — see our Terms.

No. Practice questions are written from the official study material, not the confidential live exam paper. Each test's official source is linked above.

Practice mode is untimed. As soon as you pick an answer you see whether it was correct and read an explanation, then move to the next question at your own pace.

A mock test simulates the real exam: it can be timed, you move through questions with Back and Next, and you only see your full results — score, pass/fail and explanations — at the end.

Weak areas practice focuses on the chapters you have scored lowest on. Take a mock test first so the site has enough answers to work out which topics to focus on; you'll need to be logged in to use this.

During practice, the hint button shows you relevant study text from the official material so you can find the answer yourself. Using it is helpful for learning, but that question is then counted as missed, even if you go on to answer it correctly.

Use the Challenge button under that question to flag it for review, with a short note if you like. Our team checks challenged questions; please don't use the general contact form for this.

Every finished attempt is saved. Guests keep a copy on their own device (browser storage). If you are logged in, your results are also saved to your account, and your progress by chapter is shown on the Progress page.

No app yet, and no offline mode. uktest.com works in any mobile or desktop browser.

No. You can take practice and mock tests as a guest, with no sign-up required. An account is only needed for Weak areas practice, and to keep your progress saved across devices.

They are saved on your device only (the last 20 attempts), so they won't follow you to another browser or device, and could be lost if you clear your browser data.

Log in, then open the Progress page from the menu. It shows your status per chapter, so you can see which topics still need work.

Yes. Contact us and we will remove it — see our Privacy page.

Use the language menu at the top of every page. The change applies immediately and stays on the same page you were viewing.

No. Changing the interface language only translates menus, buttons and help text. Each test's questions stay in that test's own exam language: English for UK, US and Australia; German for the Einbürgerungstest; French for the examen civique; Spanish for the CCSE. For Canada, use the separate EN / FR toggle next to 🇨🇦 CA to choose the language of the test itself.

See the list below. If your language is missing or a translation looks wrong, let us know via Contact.