Canadian Citizenship Test Practice. Pass Guaranteed. 2025 Latest Questions

The citizenship test is included in your overall Canadian citizen application fee. The fee in 2021 was CAD630 for applicants over 18 years of age and CAD100 for minors (applicants under 18).

The fee is broken down as follows:

Processing Fee - CAD530

Right of Citizenship Fee - CAD100

Total - CAD630

If you fail to complete the application process or withdraw your application, you will not be refunded your processing fee if the application processing has started. You will only be refunded the Right of Citizenship Fee.

There are 20 questions on the test. They are multiple-choice and true or false questions. You have three attempts to pass the test, two written and one oral before a citizenship judge.

Any test will be hard to pass if you haven’t put in the work. But with a required 75% to pass, your margin for error is much smaller. Plus, the citizenship test was reworked in 2010 and since then the failure rate has significantly increased.

So, to make sure that you’re ready to get that 75% (15 of 20) or higher, then you need to study the required material.

Now, you could be invited to sit the citizenship test within weeks of submitting your application. So, if you know you’ve met the requirements to apply for citizenship and you plan to do so, then it’s time to start studying for the test.

If you fail the citizenship test, you will be given a chance to schedule a new test. If you also fail again on this second attempt, you can be asked to answer the citizenship test questions before a citizenship judge in a 15 to 20 minute interview.

For many, this process would be more stressful than simply doing the computerized test. So, try your best to get in as many practice tests as possible to pass on your first attempt.

The test carries questions on the rights and responsibilities of Canadians. The test also includes quizzes on Canadian geography, history, economy, laws, government, and symbols.

You can learn more here at the Department of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada website where they provide the citizenship guide in a variety of formats (sound, print, digital).

The chapters include:

• Who We are
• Canada’s History
• Modern Canada
• How Canadians Govern Themselves
• Federal Elections
• The Justice System
• Canadian Symbols
• Canada’s Economy
• Canada’s Regions

It’s simple – download the Discover Canada citizenship study guide and start using our practice questions until you can pass all our Canadian citizenship practice tests consistently.

You can also see our articles on preparing for the Canadian citizenship test and tips for studying for more information to get ready to pass.

• Our citizenship practice tests are just like the official test
• All our practice test questions can be tried free of cost with unlimited attempts available
• The questions and answers are taken from Discover Canada guide and updated as necessary
• You’ll get familiar with the test format and the sitting the real test
• You increase your odds of passing the test (the process of using practice tests have also been tested and proven to work)

One test won’t truly give you a full picture of your readiness. And if you’re just starting out, we would recommend that you try to work your way through all the sample tests in the database – just to be on the safe side.

You can find more information about the test at the Department of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.