There are now more than a dozen apps and sites for medborgarskapsprovet. None of them is official. Here is what each one says it offers, checked on 20 October 2026, and what to look for before you pay.
7 days free, then 299 SEK a year. One subscription covers the iPhone app and the web app.
This is one piece of it. See the whole journey on belongnordic.appBelong Nordic makes one of the apps on this page, so read it knowing that. Every other line about another app is what that app's publisher says on its own App Store page, Google Play page or website, read on 20 October 2026, with the link under Sources. Question counts are each publisher's own claim. Nobody has audited them, ours included.
In no particular order after ours, which is listed first so you know where it stands. Prices and counts are as each publisher stated them on 20 October 2026.
If all you want is the test, any app that follows Sverige i fokus, keeps its questions in Swedish and gives you a full-length paper will do the job, and the cheapest of them costs less than a lunch. Pick the one whose price model suits how long you plan to study.
If you also want to know where you stand on everything else, Belong Nordic is the one built for that: residence time, the language requirement, the sittings and the wait after you apply, in the same app as the practice. That is the reason it costs a year rather than a month. On your phone, what you enter stays on the phone.
Whatever you choose, read Sverige i fokus itself. It is free from UHR, and every app on this page, ours included, is a way of practising it rather than a replacement for it.
No. UHR publishes the study material, Sverige i fokus, for free, but no app. Every app on this page is independent, and UHR says practice tests made by others are not its responsibility and have not been quality checked by any authority.
UHR has not published one. It sets the pass mark from the results of a sitting. Be careful with any app that gives you a percentage.
Most apps translate, and Belong Nordic has an English toggle on every question. The test itself is in Swedish, so practise reading the Swedish too.
By their own counts, civics.se says 2,000+ and Belong Nordic has 2,311. Nobody audits these numbers. A question written from the right chapter matters more than the size of the bank.
2,311 of them are Swedish, drilled chapter by chapter in the order the official material sets them, with a mistakes deck and spaced repetition. There is no timed mock and no pass line: UHR has published neither a length nor a pass mark, and we will not invent one.
Written by Belong Nordic from the authority’s own study material. They are not UHR’s questions, and the real sitting uses its own.
7 days free, then 299 SEK a year. One subscription covers the iPhone app and the web app.