Most applicants for citizenship by conferral aged between 18 and 59 years will need to have an interview and sit the citizenship test.
The test assesses your English language skills and what you know about Australia and Australian citizenship. See
Prepare for the test.
Some applicants aged 16 or 17 years, or who are aged 60 and over, may be required to have an interview but will not need to sit the citizenship test. If this applies to you, we will contact you.
Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond is all you need to prepare for the test. The Department does not endorse or recommend any other package that claims will help you to pass the citizenship test.
Learn about the citizenship interview and test
Find out everything you need to know about the citizenship test and interview.
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Prepare for the citizenship test
The citizenship test will assess your knowledge of Australia, its people, beliefs rights and liberties, laws and values.
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Download Australian Citizenship - Our Common Bond
The citizenship test resource booklet
Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond is available to help you to prepare for your citizenship test.
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