Vivre ensemble trainer
Timed 40-question mocks in the exam’s mix of rights, institutions and history, with every answer explained. Our own questions, written from official sources.
- Every answer explained
- Written from official sources
- Your result by module
- English
Vivre ensemble trainer
Practise the whole exam: 10 rights, 20 institutions, 10 history
- Timed 40-question mocks in the exam’s mix
- 10 rights, 20 institutions, 10 history questions per mock
- One hour on the clock, as in the exam
- Every answer explained, with the official rule behind it
- Your weakest module after every mock
Our own practice questions, written from official sources. There is no official question bank, and these are not exam questions. One payment, no subscription.
The mocks
40 questions · 10 rights, 20 institutions, 10 history · 60 minutes · every answer explained · your result by module
The exam, from the official pages
- To acquire Luxembourg nationality by naturalisation (and in several option cases) you need the Vivre ensemble certificate: by attending the 24-hour course, or by passing the exam without the course (guichet.lu).
- Three subjects: fundamental rights of citizens (6 hours of course, 10 questions), state and communal institutions (12 hours, 20 questions), history of the Grand Duchy and European integration (6 hours, 10 questions) (Ministry of Education).
- A computer-based multiple-choice test held in Esch-Belval (Ministry of Education); guichet.lu says the papers may have multiple- or dual-choice questions.
- At most one hour; course and exam in the administrative languages and in English (règlement grand-ducal of 7 April 2017, art. 2).
- Registration for the course or the exam is free (guichet.lu).
Sources, read on 20 October 2026: guichet.lu, prerequisites for acquiring nationality · Ministry of Education, courses and exams for citizenship · Règlement grand-ducal du 7 avril 2017 (Legilux). The pass mark is not stated on these pages; check with the Service de la formation des adultes (sfa@men.lu).
Before you buy
What is in the trainer?
Timed 40-question mocks, each with 10 questions on fundamental rights, 20 on state and communal institutions and 10 on history and European integration, the split the Ministry of Education gives for the exam. One hour on the clock, as the regulation sets it. Every answer is explained, and your result shows your weakest module. One payment, no subscription.
Do I have to take the exam?
No. You can attend the 24-hour course instead; either way you get the Vivre ensemble certificate. Registration for the course or for the exam is free. The exam suits people who would rather not attend 24 hours of classes.
What is the pass mark?
The official pages we read (guichet.lu, the Ministry of Education and the regulation of 7 April 2017) do not state it. The mocks use a practice target of 28 of 40, which is ours, not an official figure. Ask the Service de la formation des adultes (sfa@men.lu) for the current rule.
In which languages?
The regulation says the course and the exam are organised in the administrative languages (Luxembourgish, French and German) and in English. The trainer’s mocks are in English, French and German as each language goes live; the list above shows what is live today.
How do I pay and get access?
One payment through our payment provider; in the eurozone it is charged in euros. Access opens on this device straight after payment. Sign in afterwards to keep it on your account.
Disclaimer
Are these the real exam questions? No. There is no public official question bank for Vivre ensemble. These are our own questions, written from official sources: the Constitution and laws on Legilux, and the Luxembourg government’s own pages. Every question and its explanation was checked independently twice before release. We never claim a question appears on the exam.