Official Canadian Citizenship Test Resources

Everything you need to prepare for your Canadian citizenship test, with links to official Government of Canada resources. These are the authoritative sources used to create the citizenship test, maintained by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

Official Study Materials

Citizenship Test Information

Language Requirements

To become a Canadian citizen, applicants aged 18 to 54 must demonstrate adequate knowledge of English or French. This is assessed during the citizenship process. Accepted language tests include IELTS, CELPIP (for English), and TEF and TCF (for French).

You need CLB/NCLC Level 4 or higher in speaking and listening. Evidence can include test results, completion of secondary or post-secondary education in English or French, or evidence of achieving CLB/NCLC Level 4 in a government-funded language training program.

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Find an IRCC Office

Citizenship tests are administered at IRCC offices across Canada. Your test invitation letter will specify the location and time of your test. If you need to find your nearest IRCC office:

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CitizenPass Study Tools

In addition to official government resources, CitizenPass provides tools designed to help you study more effectively: