Statsborgerprøven is the Norwegian citizenship knowledge test. It is sat in Norwegian, and passing it — or the social studies test, samfunnskunnskapsprøven — is one of the conditions for Norwegian citizenship.
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One from each chapter of Læreplan i samfunnskunnskap and samfunnskunnskap.no (HK-dir), in the authority’s own order and in Norwegian as the real paper is set, with an English translation underneath. The correct answer is marked.
Which directorate processes applications for residence permits and Norwegian citizenship?
Who wrote the plays A Doll's House and Peer Gynt?
Do both parents have a right to parental leave?
What is the regular GP scheme (fastlegeordningen)?
For how long do children in Norway have the right and duty to basic schooling?
May an employer refuse someone a job because of gender, religion or skin colour?
How many members does the Storting have?
Who handles appeals against decisions made by UDI?
What happens at Holmenkollen in Oslo?
Is it legal to hit children as part of their upbringing?
405 of them are Norwegian, 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 HK-dir’s questions, and the real sitting uses its own.
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24. The test has 36 questions and runs for a maximum of 60 minutes, with three options per question and one correct answer. HK-dir counts 32 of the 36 towards your score — the remaining questions are trial questions being tested for future papers.
No. It is written in Norwegian at A2 level and offered in Bokmål and Nynorsk. If you would rather sit the social studies test, samfunnskunnskapsprøven in Norwegian counts instead of statsborgerprøven for citizenship.
Through the year, at approved test centres, rather than on fixed national dates. You book directly with a centre via HK-dir at prove.hkdir.no, which is why there is no single national deadline to plan around the way there is in Denmark.
Norwegian citizenship also asks for 8 years of residence on the standard route, a language qualification and a clean record — each with its own rules on absences and timing.
See all Norway citizenship requirements
Rules as of 1 September 2026 (snapshot 2026.2), from UDI.