Passizen: facts

Last updated: November 13, 2026

Passizen is a practice site for people preparing for a citizenship or residence test: the test's questions, timed mock exams in its format, explanations and translations, free to try and paid once per test for full access.

• Passizen prepares for 24 tests in 21 countries: Germany, France, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada (in English and in French), Australia, Austria, the Netherlands, Denmark (two tests), Norway, Sweden, Spain, Switzerland (a German and a French test), Czechia, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Luxembourg, Greece, Croatia and Taiwan.

• Passizen is independent: it is not run by, affiliated with or endorsed by any government, ministry or authority that sets these tests.

• Without an account, one mock exam per test is free, with its score and the right answers; the first mock exam handed in for each test also shows its explanations and translations.

• A free account gives, per test, three mock exams in all, 20 practice questions a day, one practice interview and one AI interview rehearsal (on the tests that have an interview).

• Full access is sold per test as one payment for 180 days (90 days for France and Norway). It does not renew and there is no subscription.

• With full access the free limits are gone and every question shows its explanation, with a translation where the question has been translated into the learner's language.

• Prices in euros: Germany EUR 7.99, France EUR 19.99, Austria EUR 12.99, the Netherlands EUR 12.99, Luxembourg EUR 12.99, Spain EUR 6.99, Lithuania EUR 14.99, Estonia, Latvia, Greece and Croatia EUR 7.99 each.

• Prices in other currencies: United Kingdom GBP 12.99, United States USD 14.99, Canada CAD 19.99 (one pass for the English and the French test), Australia AUD 19.99, Switzerland CHF 14.90 per test, Denmark DKK 249 (citizenship) and DKK 149 (permanent residence), Norway NOK 199, Sweden SEK 249, Czechia CZK 199, Taiwan USD 8.99.

• Card payments are processed by Stripe. A pass can be paid for before an account exists; it opens, and its days start, on the account created or signed in to afterwards.

• A refund can be requested within 14 days of the purchase if no more than 3 mock exams of that test have been handed in since buying it.

• The site is in 21 languages: English, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Dutch, Romanian, Czech, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Estonian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Traditional Chinese and Croatian. Translations made by AI are marked as such until a person has checked them.

• Scores on Passizen are practice scores, not official results, and do not guarantee a pass; nothing on the site is legal or immigration advice, and it does not register anyone for an official test.

• Germany's Einbürgerungstest has 33 questions in 60 minutes and is passed with 17 correct answers; the mock exam uses that format.

  Checked on November 13, 2026 · source: BAMF: Einbürgerung

• France's examen civique has 40 questions in 45 minutes and is passed with 32 correct answers (80%); the mock exam uses that format.

  Checked on November 13, 2026 · source: Ministère de l’Intérieur: informations générales sur l’examen civique

• The U.S. civics test (2025 version) asks 20 of 128 questions and is passed with 12 correct answers; the mock exam uses that format.

  Checked on November 13, 2026 · source: USCIS: Study for the Test

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