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Life in the UK Test 2022 Edition

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In 2005, the British government decided to introduce the Life in the UK Test, also referred to as the British Citizenship Test, to encourage people applying to settle in the United Kingdom permanently to learn more about UK society: its rich culture, traditions, structures and ways of life.

Immigration rules state that anyone applying for Indefinite Leave to Remain (permanently settling in the UK) or British Citizenship must meet the ‘Knowledge of language and life in the United Kingdom’ (KOLL) requirement. As well as passing the Life in the UK Test, applicants must now also have an English speaking and listening qualification at Level B1 (ESOL Entry 3) or above. If you’re from a country where English is the national language, such as the USA or Australia, you’re exempt from this language requirement.