Sweden · The fee

What medborgarskapsprovet costs, and who does not pay

2,000 SEK a sitting, from 2027. The figure is in the regulation rather than on UHR's page, and so is an exemption that almost nobody has written about.

2,000 SEKFrom 2027One exemption in law
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The fee, as the regulation sets it

The exemption

Section 6 has a second paragraph, added by Förordning (2026:1194). The fee does not apply to a person who is stateless and who has been granted refugee status or a travel document by a Swedish authority. It is one sentence in an amending regulation, it is not on UHR's page, and it is the difference between 2,000 SEK and nothing for the people it covers.

What the fee is not

It is not the cost of becoming a Swedish citizen. The citizenship application itself is charged separately by Migrationsverket, and the test fee sits on top of it for the people who have to sit the test.

It is also not a fee you can pay to book a place. Payment follows registration, and registration follows Migrationsverket's letter.

What has not been published

  • Whether the fee is refundable if you cannot attend.
  • Whether a resit is charged again.
  • How and when payment is taken, which UHR will set out when registration opens.

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

963 of them are Swedish, 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 UHR’s questions, and the real sitting uses its own.

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