Passing a Life in the UK test is mandatory for all ILR applicants aged 18 to 65. An applicant with mental of physical disability who can provide medical reports does not have to take the test. The test is held in one of 30 governmental centres. As a rule, it is subject to a prebooked appointment and payment of £50.
A standard test lasts for 45 minutes during which you are expected to answer 24 questions about traditions and everyday life in the UK. British citizens confess that some questions are confusing and challenging even for those who are born in Great Britain. However, practice tests are available online to help you prepare.
Our specialists help clients to get prepared for a Life in the UK test. However, if you decide to take it without any help and end up failing it, do not get discouraged: it can be retaken seven days later by paying another £50.