PassBritain

For ILR and British citizenship

Practise the Life in the UK test without the noise.

Original questions, full-length mock papers, and a daily question made for short videos. Clear explanations. No immigration advice — just focused revision.

How the test works

  • 24 multiple-choice questions
  • 45 minutes on the clock
  • 18 correct to pass (75%)
  • £50 booking fee on GOV.UK

Format and fee from gov.uk/life-in-the-uk-test and the 75% pass mark from What happens at the test. GOV.UK states you are tested on the official Guide for New Residents (Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents).

What you can do today

Question bank: 255 original questions (253 verified for tests).

Study guides

Original revision pages on practice, questions, dates and how to study — not immigration advice, and not Home Office materials.

Straightforward pricing

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£19.99

One-off · 90 days’ full access

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£9.99/month

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Questions people ask

Is this the official Life in the UK test?
No. PassBritain is an independent practice resource. We are not affiliated with the Home Office. Our questions are original and are not taken from government materials. Book the real test on GOV.UK.
Who needs the Life in the UK test?
Many people applying for settlement (indefinite leave to remain) or British citizenship need to pass it. Check your application guidance — some people are exempt, including those under 18 or 65 or over.
How does the real test work?
GOV.UK says you have 45 minutes to answer 24 questions, you must score 75% or more to pass (18 correct), and the fee is £50.
What do I get for £19.99?
90 days of full access: unlimited mock tests in the real format, practice by handbook topic, flashcards with spaced repetition, a mistakes review list, and a progress dashboard.
Can I try before I pay?
Yes. The daily question, a 10-question taster test, and the study guides are free. Full mocks need a pass.

A short weekly drill

One email with the daily question and a couple of facts worth remembering.