Citizenship test preparation in Ontario
Prepare for the citizenship test in Ontario with the official format, geography reminders and practical study steps.
Reviewed against the official sources below :
One national source
The citizenship knowledge test is based on Discover Canada throughout Canada. Your location does not provide a different official study guide. Learn national history, rights, government and geography, including the places covered in the guide.
Geography to review
Ontario was one of the four original provinces at Confederation in 1867, alongside Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Toronto is its capital; Ottawa is the national capital. Review Central Canada and the Great Lakes in Discover Canada.
Follow your invitation
Use the dates and test format in your IRCC invitation. Do not travel to an assumed test centre based on a preparation website. Check the official online-test requirements if you are invited to take the test online. Both English and French are available.
Time, score and attempts
You have 45 minutes for 20 questions and need 15 correct answers. IRCC allows up to three attempts within the 30-day test period. After three unsuccessful attempts, IRCC invites you to a hearing. The immediate online result remains unofficial until reviewed.
Do not plan around unofficial wait times
We do not have verified city-by-city test or ceremony wait times. Check IRCC’s processing information and your application tracker, and keep your contact details current. Passing the test does not guarantee a ceremony on a particular date.
Study in short, focused sessions
Read a section of the guide, answer fresh practice questions and review your mistakes. Use a full timed exam to practise pacing after you have covered the guide. The free official guide remains the starting point; paid practice is optional.
Put your reading into practice
Start with the free exam. If you want more practice, Premium is $14.99 CAD once. We are an independent service; read the official guide and our purchase terms.