Swedish Citizenship Test in Växjö – How to Prepare for 2026

The Test for Residents of Växjö

The citizenship test is a national test – the content, number of questions, and assessment are the same whether you live in Växjö or any other Swedish municipality. Växjö is located in Kronoberg County and has approximately 100,000 inhabitants.

The test is developed by UHR (Universitets- och högskolerådet, the Swedish Council for Higher Education). Migrationsverket (the Swedish Migration Agency) will direct you to a test session via an assignment letter once you have submitted your citizenship application.

According to UHR, the citizenship test is a multiple-choice exam with approximately 60 questions to be answered in 90 minutes. Each question has four answer options with one correct answer. The test is taken in Swedish and on paper. The first test session is planned for 15 August 2026 in Stockholm.

Test Locations and Travel from Växjö

Currently, UHR has announced that the first test session is planned for 15 August 2026 in Stockholm. More test locations are expected to be added over time. Residents of Växjö should therefore plan for potential travel to the nearest test location.

Monitor uhr.se and migrationsverket.se for updated information on test locations, dates, and registration. As a private practice service, we cannot book tests for you.

How to Prepare in Växjö

The content of the test is based on UHR's educational material 'Sverige i fokus' (Sweden in Focus), covering 13 knowledge areas: from democracy and law and order to welfare, traditions, and Swedish history.

On Medborgarprovet.com, you can practice the same areas at your own pace – at home in Växjö, on the bus, or during lunch. You can start for free and upgrade if you want access to the entire question bank.

On Medborgarprovet.com, you can practice the same knowledge areas that UHR's educational material 'Sverige i fokus' is based on. We are not a government agency and have no connection to UHR – we are a private practice service that helps you prepare at your own pace.

Who Needs to Take the Test?

Most adults applying for Swedish citizenship from 6 June 2026 onwards must demonstrate knowledge of Swedish society. Some exceptions apply, for example, for those who have completed sfi (Swedish for Immigrants) course D or have other approved education. Migrationsverket (the Swedish Migration Agency) decides on a case-by-case basis.

According to Migrationsverket, new rules for Swedish citizenship apply from 6 June 2026. Part of the requirement is to demonstrate knowledge of Swedish society – often in the form of a citizenship test administered by UHR.