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When indfødsretsprøven is held, what it costs, and how to register

Twice a year, at language centres around the country, with a deadline about five weeks before the paper. Miss the deadline and the next chance is six months away.

25 November 2026Deadline 21 October946 DKK
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The next sitting

The deadline is the thing to diarise

About five weeks separate the registration deadline from the paper, and the deadline is the hard one. Missing 21 October does not cost you five weeks, it costs you about six months, because the next sitting after November is the following summer.

If you are applying for Danish citizenship on a timeline, work backwards from the deadline rather than the exam date.

Registration, in practice

Where do you register for indfødsretsprøven?

Through a language centre that holds the test. Several run it, including Studieskolen, A2B, AOF and UCplus, and you register with the centre rather than centrally. The authority's own page at danskogproever.dk lists the deadlines and dates that apply to all of them.

What do you need to bring on the day?

Original identification. No aids of any kind are permitted during the test.

What happens if you fail?

You can register for the following prøvetermin and sit it again, paying the fee again. There is no published limit on attempts, but each one costs a sitting cycle.

Is the fee refundable if you cannot attend?

The fee is paid at registration. Rules on withdrawing vary by the centre you registered with, so ask the centre directly rather than assuming.

That was ten. There are 3,000+ more.

929 of them are Danish, drilled chapter by chapter in the order the official material sets them, with a mistakes deck, spaced repetition and full mocks under the real clock.

Written by Belong Nordic from the authority’s own study material — they are not SIRI’s questions, and the real sitting uses its own.

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