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Polish Citizenship Exam
Prepare for the language test with us
To obtain Polish citizenship, most applicants must prove their knowledge of the Polish language — by passing the official state language exam at level B1 or higher. At 3BEAT, we help you prepare for it.
Our course is specifically designed for people applying for Polish citizenship – you learn online, with an experienced teacher, at a pace tailored to your level. With regular exercises, materials, and test simulations, you will feel confident and ready for the exam.
What do I need to know to pass the citizenship exam?
To pass the B1 level exam, you must be able to communicate in Polish in everyday life situations.
What does this mean? You should be able to:
✅ ask for directions, do the shopping, make a doctor’s appointment,
✅ understand information at the office, school, bank, or public transport,
✅ talk about yourself, your family, job, and plans,
✅ understand simple texts – announcements, messages, instructions.
You don't have to speak perfectly – what matters is that you speak understandably and independently, even if you make mistakes.
Write a short text
For example: an email, announcement, note or situation description.
For example: an email, announcement, note or situation description.
Understand a simple written text
Such as SMS messages, forms, or beginner articles.
Such as SMS messages, forms, or beginner articles.
Understand spoken Polish
For example: short recordings, store announcements, or conversation questions.
For example: short recordings, store announcements, or conversation questions.
Did you know...?
knowledge of Polish confirmed by a B1 certificate is required not only for citizenship but also for Permanent Residence Cards?
That's why it's worth treating this exam not just as a formality, but as an investment in your life in Poland.
What does the 3BEAT Polish citizenship exam preparation course look like?
The course is conducted 100% online, live with a teacher. Each lesson is tailored to the participant's level and individual needs. We start by assessing your skills and setting goals.
The course covers all four parts of the exam: listening comprehension, reading, writing, and speaking.
Lessons proceed at your pace and focus on practical language skills needed to pass the B1 exam.
No need to worry about the formalities – your teacher will explain what you need to know, what to expect, and how to practice to pass on the first try.
Experienced teachers
Classes conducted by instructors with experience preparing for state exams
Flexible schedule and learning pace
Study when it's convenient for you and in the way that suits you best.
Writing, speaking, and comprehension exercises
Practice with tasks such as announcements, dialogues, and short texts – everything that appears on the exam.
Authentic B1 tests and simulations
Learn from real test sheets and know what to expect.
Questions and answers
1. What does the exam look like?
The Polish language citizenship exam consists of two parts: written and oral. It checks whether you can communicate in Polish in typical everyday situations. The required level is at least B1 (according to CEFR).
The exam consists of two parts:
- The written part, where you complete listening, reading comprehension, and short writing tasks such as an email, announcement, or short description. It lasts about 110 minutes.
- The oral part involves a conversation with the examiner – for example, about yourself, your family, work, or plans. It lasts about 15 minutes.
The exam is conducted in a calm atmosphere. You don’t have to speak perfectly – what matters is that you can communicate.
2. Where and when is the exam held?
The exam is organized several times a year (usually 3–4 sessions annually) in certified centers across Poland. Centers are located in Warsaw, Kraków, Lublin, Białystok, Wrocław, and other major cities.
The exam schedule and list of centers are available on the official website: www.certyfikatpolski.pl
3. Do I need to register for the exam? How can I do that?
You register for the exam yourself – via the website of the chosen center. Registration must be done in advance, as the number of places is limited.
The list of centers and information on how to register is available at www.certyfikatpolski.pl/rejestracja-na-egzamin.
4. How much does the exam cost?
The fee for the state exam is 150 euros. Payment is required at the time of registration.
If you fail one part (oral or written), you can retake just that part by paying an additional fee (about 75 euros per part).
5. Where can I find learning materials?
Free learning materials are available on the website:
👉 certyfikatpolski.pl
There you’ll find sample tests, exam descriptions, requirements, audio recordings, and detailed preparation instructions.
During our 3BEAT course, you will also receive:
- access to proprietary materials developed by our teachers,
- mock tests with feedback,
- exercises tailored to your level.