Vivre ensemble au Grand-Duché de Luxembourg — Citizenship Course and Exam — Syllabus & notes
Practice trainer
The Vivre ensemble exam, practised in its own mix and time
- 5 timed 40-question mocks (200 questions) in English, French and German
- 10 rights · 20 institutions · 10 history per mock
- One hour on the clock, as in the exam
- Every answer explained
- Your weakest module after every mock
Exam overview
To acquire Luxembourg nationality by naturalisation, and in several cases by option, an applicant must present the "Vivre ensemble au Grand-Duché de Luxembourg" certificate. It is obtained either by attending the 24-hour course or by passing the exam without attending the course. Course and exam cover three subjects: fundamental rights of citizens (6 hours of course, 10 exam questions), state and communal institutions of the Grand Duchy (12 hours, 20 questions) and the history of the Grand Duchy and European integration (6 hours, 10 questions). The exam is a computer-based multiple-choice test held in Esch-Belval, limited to one hour, and is offered in the administrative languages and in English. Registration for the course or the exam is free. The Service de la formation des adultes of the Ministry of Education, Children and Youth runs both. Naturalisation also requires the Sproochentest (Luxembourgish language test).
- Subjects
- Fundamental rights of citizens · State and communal institutions · History of Luxembourg and European integration
- Exam languages
- English · French · German · Luxembourgish