Free online practice · 2026 edition
Australian Citizenship Free Practice Tests 2026
Prepare for the Australian citizenship test with 20 free timed mock exams in the official format. Each paper has 20 questions, a 45-minute timer, instant scoring and full answer review based on Our Common Bond — including the critical Australian values questions.

20 questions
Multiple-choice questions drawn from Our Common Bond.
45 minutes
A countdown timer mirrors the real test conditions.
75% + all values
Score 15/20 overall and answer all 5 Australian values questions correctly.
Pass the Australian citizenship test with free, unlimited practice
The Australian citizenship test checks your knowledge of Australia’s people, democratic beliefs, government and values. You answer 20 questions in 45 minutes. To pass, you must get all 5 Australian values questions correct and score at least 75% overall.
Before you start, read Australian Citizenship: Our Common Bond at least once. Then use this website’s free mock tests to build speed, accuracy and confidence. This is an unofficial study tool — not a Department of Home Affairs site.
Practice by test area
Study each Our Common Bond part, drill a free section quiz, then jump into timed full mock tests — the same topic-cluster approach top ranking sites use.
- Australia and its people
Part 1 of Our Common Bond covers Australia’s story: First Nations peoples, early settlement, federation, national symbols, and important days. These facts appear often in the citizenship test.
- Democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
Part 2 explains the democratic beliefs that underpin Australian society: parliamentary democracy, the rule of law, living peacefully, and freedoms such as speech and religion.
- Government and the law in Australia
Part 3 covers how Australia is governed: the Constitution, Parliament, the Prime Minister, courts, state and territory governments, and how laws are changed.
- Australian values
Part 4 covers Australian values such as freedom, respect, equality and a fair go. These questions are critical: you must answer all five values questions correctly to pass the official test.
Full free practice tests (2026)
20 full mock tests covering Australia and its people, democratic beliefs, government and the law, and Australian values.
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- 1BeginnerFull free practice test 1Australia and its people20 questions · 45 minStart test→
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- 3BeginnerFull free practice test 3Government and the law in Australia20 questions · 45 minStart test→
- 4BeginnerFull free practice test 4Australian values20 questions · 45 minStart test→
- 5BeginnerFull free practice test 5Australia and its people20 questions · 45 minStart test→
- 6BeginnerFull free practice test 6Democratic beliefs, rights and liberties20 questions · 45 minStart test→
- 7BeginnerFull free practice test 7Government and the law in Australia20 questions · 45 minStart test→
- 8IntermediateFull free practice test 8Australian values20 questions · 45 minStart test→
- 9IntermediateFull free practice test 9Australia and its people20 questions · 45 minStart test→
- 10IntermediateFull free practice test 10Democratic beliefs, rights and liberties20 questions · 45 minStart test→
- 11IntermediateFull free practice test 11Government and the law in Australia20 questions · 45 minStart test→
- 12IntermediateFull free practice test 12Australian values20 questions · 45 minStart test→
- 13IntermediateFull free practice test 13Australia and its people20 questions · 45 minStart test→
- 14IntermediateFull free practice test 14Democratic beliefs, rights and liberties20 questions · 45 minStart test→
- 15AdvancedFull free practice test 15Government and the law in Australia20 questions · 45 minStart test→
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- 19AdvancedFull free practice test 19Government and the law in Australia20 questions · 45 minStart test→
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Why mock tests are so effective
- They help you retain key facts from Our Common Bond through repeated recall.
- They familiarise you with the official 20-question, 45-minute format.
- Instant review shows exactly which topics still need work.
- Regular timed practice reduces anxiety and raises first-attempt pass confidence.
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Australian citizenship test FAQ
Quick answers to the questions people ask most when preparing for the citizenship test.
The official Australian citizenship test has 20 multiple-choice questions. You have 45 minutes to finish. Our free mock tests use the same format so you can practise under real timing.
Before you begin
- Read each question carefully and select one answer.
- Use the question list to move between questions and change answers.
- Mark a question for review and come back to it before submitting.
- Pay special attention to Australian values — all 5 must be correct on the official test.
- Your score and the correct answers are shown as soon as you submit.
Want a full preparation plan? Read our Australian citizenship test study guide.
This is an unofficial study tool for practice only. It is not affiliated with the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs.