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Key Facts: Indfødsretsprøven Exam

Exam Questions

SIRI

36/45

Passing Score

SIRI (80% + ≥4/5 values)

45 min

Time Limit

SIRI

946 DKK

Exam Fee

SIRI / danskogproever.dk

2× yearly

Test Frequency

SIRI (June & November)

The Indfødsretsprøven (Danish Citizenship Test) has 45 multiple-choice questions answered in 45 minutes. The passing threshold is 36/45, with a mandatory sub-score of at least 4/5 on Danish values questions. Administered by SIRI, the test is held twice a year — in June and November — at accredited test centers throughout Denmark. The registration fee is 946 DKK per attempt.

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1How many members does the Danish Parliament (Folketing) have?

A.150

B.175

C.179

D.200

Explanation: The Folketing has 179 members: 175 are elected in Denmark proper, and 2 each are elected from Greenland and the Faroe Islands. Elections are held at least every four years using proportional representation. The Folketing is the sole legislative chamber since the upper house (Landsting) was abolished by the 1953 Constitution.

2In which year was Denmark's first democratic constitution (Grundloven) adopted?

A.1814

B.1849

C.1901

D.1953

Explanation: Denmark's first democratic constitution, the Grundlov, was signed on June 5, 1849 by King Frederik VII. It ended absolute monarchy and established a constitutional monarchy with a bicameral parliament. June 5 is still celebrated as Constitution Day (Grundlovsdag) in Denmark.

3What is the minimum voting age for national elections in Denmark?

A.16

B.17

C.18

D.21

Explanation: Danish citizens must be at least 18 years old to vote in national (Folketing) elections. The same age requirement applies to local and regional elections. To stand as a candidate in the Folketing, a citizen must also be at least 18 years old.

4What is the minimum percentage of national votes a party normally needs to win seats in the Folketing?

A.1%

B.2%

C.4%

D.5%

Explanation: The election threshold in Denmark is 2% of the national vote, one of the lowest in the world. This low threshold encourages a multi-party system and typically results in many parties represented in the Folketing, making majority governments rare and coalitions common.

5Who is the head of state in Denmark?

A.The Prime Minister

B.The President

C.The Monarch

D.The Speaker of the Folketing

Explanation: Denmark is a constitutional monarchy, and the monarch is the head of state. The monarch's role is largely ceremonial — signing laws, formally appointing the prime minister, and representing Denmark abroad. Day-to-day executive power rests with the government led by the prime minister.

6Which palace is the official primary residence of the Danish royal family in Copenhagen?

A.Fredensborg Palace

B.Kronborg Castle

C.Christiansborg Palace

D.Amalienborg Palace

Explanation: Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen is the primary residence of the Danish royal family. It consists of four identical rococo-style palaces arranged around an octagonal courtyard. The changing of the guard takes place daily when the monarch is in residence.

7Which building in Copenhagen houses the Danish Parliament (Folketing)?

A.Amalienborg Palace

B.Rosenborg Castle

C.Christiansborg Palace

D.The Round Tower

Explanation: Christiansborg Palace on the small island of Slotsholmen in Copenhagen houses the Folketing, the Supreme Court, and several government offices including the Prime Minister's Office. It has been the seat of Danish political power for centuries.

8How often must the Danish Folketing hold elections at the latest?

A.Every 3 years

B.Every 4 years

C.Every 5 years

D.Every 6 years

Explanation: According to the Danish Constitution, elections to the Folketing must be held at least every four years. However, the Prime Minister can call a snap election earlier at any time. Elections are based on proportional representation, ensuring a broad range of parties can win seats.

9What is the name of Denmark's national church?

A.Den Katolske Kirke

B.Folkekirken

C.Den Reformerte Kirke

D.Frikirken

Explanation: The Church of Denmark is called Folkekirken (the People's Church). It is an Evangelical Lutheran church and is the official state church of Denmark. About 70-75% of Danes are members, though active attendance is lower. The church is funded partly through a church tax paid by members.

10In which year did Denmark adopt a new constitution that abolished the upper chamber (Landsting) and created the current unicameral parliament?

A.1920

B.1945

C.1953

D.1972

Explanation: The current Danish Constitution was adopted in 1953 after a referendum. It abolished the upper house (Landsting), making the Folketing the sole legislative chamber. It also introduced the ombudsman institution and the possibility of referendums on legislation. The voting age was also lowered.

About the Indfødsretsprøven Exam

The Indfødsretsprøven is the Danish Citizenship Test required for naturalization. Candidates must correctly answer 36 of 45 multiple-choice questions within 45 minutes, and must pass at least 4 of 5 compulsory Danish values questions. The test is held twice yearly (June and November) at SIRI-approved centers across Denmark.

Exam sponsor: SIRI – Styrelsen for International Rekruttering og Integration. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Questions

45 questions

Time Limit

45 minutes

Passing Score

36 of 45 (80%), including at least 4 of 5 Danish values questions

Exam / Certification Fees

946 DKK (~$135 USD)

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~78%

Danish Society & Conditions

35 questions from official learning material: institutions, welfare, democracy, history, and everyday life

~11%

Current Affairs

5 questions on recent events widely covered in Danish news media

~11%

Danish Values

5 compulsory questions on freedom of expression, equality, and separation of religion and politics — minimum 4 correct required

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Passing score: 36 of 45 (80%), including at least 4 of 5 Danish values questions
Exam length: 45 questions
Time limit: 45 minutes
Exam / certification fees: 946 DKK (~$135 USD) Official sources

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Indfødsretsprøven: Suggested Study Strategy

1Read the official SIRI study book 'Læremateriale til Indfødsretsprøven' cover-to-cover — all 35 knowledge questions come directly from it

2Prioritize the Danish values section: you must answer at least 4 of 5 values questions correctly or you fail regardless of your overall score

3Follow Danish news (DR Nyheder, TV 2) for 6–8 weeks before the exam — the 5 current-affairs questions are unpredictable

4Take timed practice tests under exam conditions: 45 questions in 45 minutes leaves only one minute per question

5Focus on Danish political institutions, the Constitution, welfare system, and historical events such as WWII and the Reformation

6Aim to score 40/45 or higher on practice tests before registering — the 80% pass threshold leaves little room for error

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the Indfødsretsprøven?

The Indfødsretsprøven has 45 multiple-choice questions. 35 questions come from the official learning material on Danish society, culture, and history; 5 are on current affairs; and 5 are on Danish values. You have exactly 45 minutes to complete the exam.

What score do I need to pass the Danish citizenship test?

You must answer at least 36 of the 45 questions correctly (80%) AND answer at least 4 of the 5 Danish values questions correctly. Both conditions must be met simultaneously — a high overall score does not compensate for failing the values sub-score.

How often is the Indfødsretsprøven held?

The test is held twice a year — once in late May or early June, and once in late November. In 2026 the dates are June 3 and November 25. Registration typically closes about five weeks before each test date.

What does the Indfødsretsprøven cost?

The registration fee is 946 DKK per attempt. The fee is non-refundable and must be paid in full for every attempt, including retakes. There is no make-up exam if you are ill — you must register and pay again for the next session.

Who administers the Danish citizenship test?

The Indfødsretsprøven is administered by SIRI (Styrelsen for International Rekruttering og Integration — the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration). Registration is handled through Dansk og Prøver (danskogproever.dk) and approved language centers nationwide.

What topics does the Indfødsretsprøven cover?

The exam covers: Danish society and institutions (welfare, education, healthcare, democracy), Danish history and culture, current affairs from recent Danish news, and Danish fundamental values such as freedom of expression, gender equality, and the separation of religion and politics. The official study book is 'Læremateriale til Indfødsretsprøven,' published by SIRI.