Where can I take the Danish citizenship test?

The test is held at language centers (sprogcentre) across Denmark. Major test centers are located in Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, Aalborg, and other cities.

Can I choose my test location?

Yes, you select your preferred test location during registration. Choose one that is convenient for you, but register early as spots can fill up.

Is the test the same at all locations?

Yes, the test content is identical at all locations. All candidates across Denmark take the same test on the same date and time.

Where to Take the Danish Citizenship Test: All Locations

You choose your test location when you register for the Danish citizenship test (indfodsretsproven). Test centers are spread across all five regions of Denmark.

Test Center Overview

The Danish citizenship test is administered at language centers (sprogcentre) and educational institutions throughout Denmark. Test centers are available in all major regions.

Test Centers by Region

Greater Copenhagen (Hovedstaden)

Copenhagen (Kobenhavn)
Frederiksberg
Hillerod
Roskilde
Helsingor

Zealand (Sjaelland)

Naestved
Slagelse
Holbaek

Southern Denmark (Syddanmark)

Odense
Vejle
Kolding
Esbjerg
Sonderborg

Central Jutland (Midtjylland)

Aarhus
Herning
Viborg
Randers
Horsens

North Jutland (Nordjylland)

Aalborg
Hjorring
Frederikshavn

Find your nearest test center with details and addresses on our test centers page.

How to Choose Your Test Center

When selecting your test center, consider:

Distance - Choose the center closest to your home or workplace
Transportation - Check public transport connections to the center
Availability - Popular centers (especially Copenhagen and Aarhus) fill up quickly
Parking - If driving, check if parking is available at the venue

Registration Tips

Register early - Popular locations fill up fast
Have your payment ready - You need to pay 946 DKK at registration
Save your confirmation - Keep the confirmation email with your test center details

What to Expect at the Test Center

On test day, here is what typically happens:

Arrive by 12:00 PM (the test starts at 1:00 PM)
Bring valid photo ID (residence permit, passport from EU/EEA, or travel document)
Find your assigned seat - Seats are usually pre-assigned
Listen to instructions - The test supervisor will explain the procedure
Take the test - 45 questions in 45 minutes
Submit your test and leave when finished

What NOT to Bring

No dictionaries or notes
No mobile phones or electronic devices
No other aids of any kind

Accessibility

If you have a disability or special needs, you may be eligible for accommodations. Contact the test administrators well in advance to arrange this.

For the full list of test centers with addresses and contact details, see our test centers page.

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Test center availability may vary by test session. Always verify during registration.