Life in the UK test website

[londener]

Hi all,

I am going to attend the life in the UK test very soon.I am a little bit confused if I should focus on the data of census 2001 or 2011 ?.I can see only 2001 data included in all tests provided in latest version too so would be grateful if anyone here please suggest for ?
thanks
Londener

[onepunter]

The tests are not difficult provided that you are prepared and have studied the official book. There are some good free resources available online which can be used for practice tests. Some more tests are available on www.liuk.co.uk

All the best.

[londener]

Hi onepunter,

I have given the test already and passed at a time.
The test is still based on 2001 census data as revised in 2008 2th edition of Knowledge in the life in the UK though the data of 2011 released but yet to come into practice.
Londener

[imraniqbal2010]

Hi All,

I just passed the life in the uk test 2nd Edition.
The new third edition comes out from 25th of March 2013.
Do I need to pass it again using third edition or once I passed it means don't need to appear again.
I need it next year in november 2014 anyway.
Thanks for your help.

[cs95tdg]

I just passed the life in the uk test 2nd Edition.
The new third edition comes out from 25th of March 2013.
Do I need to pass it again using third edition?

No. Your LITUK test result has no expiry date, so is valid indefinitely.

[imraniqbal2010]

I just passed the life in the uk test 2nd Edition.
The new third edition comes out from 25th of March 2013.
Do I need to pass it again using third edition?

No. Your LITUK test result has no expiry date, so is valid indefinitely.

Thank you so much for your reply Guru

[paba89]

I just passed the life in the uk test 2nd Edition.
The new third edition comes out from 25th of March 2013.
Do I need to pass it again using third edition?

No. Your LITUK test result has no expiry date, so is valid indefinitely.

Thank you so much for your reply Guru

Any one who gave the new test 2013.

[lordron]

that would be interesting indeed.

[nomadma]

I did the new Life in UK test on 26th March in Lewisham
It is abit different from the 2nd edition.

There is a lot more dates and significant ppl stated within, with some Olympic stuff and GB champions added too.
Some questions are in deed based on the new book.

But as mentioned before, the test itself is not hard if you did read through the new book. I would not advise anyone go in there without going through it properly. I took a week to read through the book and actual test for me lasted only 6 minutes (that's including reading all my answers twice!)

[london_prem]

How to best practice for Life in the UK test? UKBA website mentions 3 books:

1) 'Life in the United Kingdom: Official Citizenship Test Study Guide'
2) 'Passing the Life in the UK Test: Official Practice Questions and Answers'
3) 'Life in the United Kingdom 3rd Edition: A Guide for New Residents'.

Do I need to buy all 3 books to prepare for the test?

Is there any expiry of the test?

Does anyone has a link to download the pdf handbook?

Thanks

[singhrimz]

The "Free Life in the UK Test" website is aimed at individuals preparing for the Life in the UK Test 2013 in order to meet the latest conditions for settlement, i.e. naturalisation as a British citizen or indefinite leave to remain in the UK. The series of randomised questions are based on topics covered in the Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents, 3rd Edition.

life in the uk practice test

[orangepillow]

Hi everyone
I am trying to understand well,
I am mist my naturalisation before 28 October.
Now, I need to pass LIUK, and after?
Do I Need to book me for a courses? Is The price are depend of place?
I thought ESOL need to be passed but £260 I have seen minimum? I am mixed a lot. I read ukba web site and got more confuse.
Can anyone will explain me please?
Thank you very much

[kenjohn2014]

Hi everyone

I am trying to understand well,

I am mist my naturalisation before 28 October.

Now, I need to pass LIUK, and after?

Do I Need to book me for a courses? Is The price are depend of place?

I thought ESOL need to be passed but £260 I have seen minimum? I am mixed a lot. I read ukba web site and got more confuse.

Can anyone will explain me please?

Thank you very much

If you haven't passed your Life in the UK test you will need to pass it, however if you have then there's no need to pass it. You will also need to pass the ESOL test. You need them both! To practice the Life in the UK test you can simply go to ILRtest.com and do some practice test, I heard from my friend that she used it and passed first time. To pass the ESOL you need some english knowledge so you could take some courses or study yourself.

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[LoryAndra]

Hi all,

I just passed today my life in the uk test. Just to let you know that I have practised from

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and I found that the exam questions were more easier than the ones I have practised. So, if you pass the tests from that website with no doubt you will pass the real exam.