You should be OK, just make sure to pass it though!
good luck,

Try googling for life in the uk test chapter summary
according to 1000s who passed using smart study chapter summaries are better than using the official book.

Thanks for sharing the list katwmn6 :) it's very useful ! Why do you need to buy the book ? You don't , it's available for free under the open license ! You don't need to buy the book , just read "Life in the UK test chapter summary" I've helped 1000s of people pass the test, they always f...

why do you need a private tutor ? if you are short of time , then just read the life in the uk chapter summaries and then do the test questions available for free online.
James hall

If you were unhappy with their service you can complain directly !

She has to pass the exam
It's fairly simple you don't need to buy anything (yes, not even the book)
there are chapter summaries which cover the salient points, online for free !

Or you can use Chapter summaries to make sure that you know all the salient points per chapter. It's all free and available online. James Hi, Can anyone let me what is the latest version of Life in the UK test handbook. I have came across these versions through a link from directgov.uk. 1) Life in t...

There are some special test centres located in Germany to cater to special cases !

asim72 wrote:But the test centres are only in UK, so they will only be open in UK, there is no other choice.

Do the exam as early as possible. Don't buy anything for the exam, all resources are available online for FREE. Don't loose the certificate, or laminate it :) Hi, I just need to know that how long before submitting my application I need to take the life in the UK test? I will be applying for my ILR ...

How did you get on ?
Was the mistake yours when booking or was it by the test centre admin ?

This is rather serious, so might have to retake the test

Thanks innocentdevil, Congratulations ! very happy to read about another success from my efforts at lifeuk.info :) for the OP- You actually don't need to read the full chapters (2-6), you can just read the quick study summaries and do the free training at my site (lifeuk.info) all for free (includin...

Good point ! I too am very curious about this issue ! Surely this can't be happening due to a system error. 2 questions for those who had this problem, 1. Was it your mistake (ie did you get the first name surname order mixed up ?) 2. Most importantly did you manage to get IRL with the swapped first...

You most definitely DO NOT need to do 55 exams ! or ready the chapters 2-6 of the handbook. Just google life in the uk test chapter summery and google Life in the UK Test - Free Online Training, Practice Tests and Advice or try http://lifeuk.info/ As I have repeated many a time, this is a very simpl...

Sorry my mistake, I didn't see the specific section of the forum !
James

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:Life in the UK test is not relevant to Permanent Residence applications made under 2006 immigration (EEA) regulations, which is what this section of the board was set up for. Other categories, perhaps, but not for PR.

Unfortunately those are the rules ! For eg if you have a Ph.D. in English Literature, you still need to do the Citizenship exam, as your level of English is above ESOL level 3 By the way it's a 5 minutes exam (OK you get 45 minutes) with 24 questions out of which you need to get 18 correct to get th...

Hi, You need to do the Life in the UK test, before applying for PR (ILR-Indefinite leave to remain) My question is when you have to take Life in the UK test when you applying for permanent residence or for british passport because people around me saying different things and I am getting confuse. Th...

Yes, everyone has to do the test. Exemptions are given If you are under 18 years old or at least 65 years old If you have a long-standing, permanent disability which prevents you from learning English, you may be exempt from the KOL requirement. a detailed list of exemptions are available at http://...

You don't need to buy anything,
even a fully fledged i-phone app can be had for free for the test from lifeuk.info/blog/
you don't need to read the book, but can use a summery to get an idea about the test and the app or the questions to train for the exam.

1. Apply for the temporary extension
2. Do the life in the uk test
try
http://lifeuk.info/blog/thank-you-i-pas ... s-reviews/
and
http://lifeuk.info/blog/

3. apply for ilr

Just remember that practice is the key to passing any exam, at the same time you don't need to practice 1000s of questions in order to pass this exam. The real exam has 24 questions out of which you can afford to get 6 wrong !

mrsi wrote:thanks Joelondon i need it i

You can easily pass the exam , it's one of the easiest. Let me know if you need any help at all.
All the best.

marleygurl wrote:If you dont pass the UK test and spouse visa is running out what can you do? What form for more leave to remain is needed?

Its a very nice site, just had a look. I used both the official material and some sites. I kind of went through the same process... finished the test in record time and decided to make a site ( http://lifeuk.info/blog ) to help people out. I think the unique point about my site is the test taking me...

Wow, just 3 minutes !, that's very impressive ! Well done, All the best with your application.

You are very welcome, let us know if you need any help

Sorry to hear that she failed the Citizenship exam. Life in the UK test is a major obstacle to so many people, even though it's only 18 questions that you need to answer correctly. It's best to have another go at the exam, and apply for ILR as soon as possible.
All the very best.