Sproochentest — Luxembourgish Language Test for Nationality

The Sproochentest is the Luxembourgish language test run by the Institut national des langues Luxembourg (INL) for people applying for Luxembourg nationality, under the law of 8 March 2017 on nationality and the grand-ducal regulation of 22 July 2019. It has two compulsory parts: an oral test at CEFR level A2 (about ten minutes with two examiners: an interview on one of two topics and the description of a picture) and a listening test at CEFR level B1 (three recordings, each played twice, answered on a tablet). Each is marked out of 100. A candidate passes with at least 50 in speaking, or, if speaking is below 50, when the average of speaking and listening, rounded up, reaches 50. The fee is EUR 75, refunded on request after passing and applying for nationality. Naturalisation also requires the Vivre ensemble au Grand-Duché de Luxembourg course or exam.