Everything you need to study for the test
Free, official study materials from the Department of Home Affairs, a clear breakdown of what's on the test, and unlimited practice — gathered in one place by MTC FutureReady.
About the test
The Australian Citizenship Test at a glance.
The test covers Australian values, history, government and the law — all drawn from the official booklet, Our Common Bond.
Start here
Study the official material.
These are the authoritative sources from the Australian Government. Begin with Our Common Bond — every test question is based on it.
Our Common Bond
The official resource book the citizenship test is based on. Read the testable section closely — it's where every question comes from.
In your language
Read the booklet in your language.
The testable section of Our Common Bond — the part the test is based on — is a free PDF from the Department of Home Affairs, available in 40 languages. Find yours below.
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Know the content
What the test covers.
The questions come from four sections of Our Common Bond. You can practise each one separately in the practice area.
Australia and its People
Indigenous heritage, national symbols, Australia Day, and the diverse people who make up Australian society.
Democratic Beliefs, Rights & Liberties
Parliamentary democracy, the rule of law, and freedoms of speech, religion and association — and the equality of all people.
Government and the Law
The three levels of government, voting, the Constitution, and how laws are made in Australia.
Australian Values
Respect, equality, fairness, freedom, and the responsibilities that come with citizenship.
Next steps
Applying for citizenship.
Ready to take it further? These official pages explain who can apply and how.
Put it into practice
Ready to test yourself?
Try a free practice test with instant feedback in six languages, or get hands-on help in MTC FutureReady's free preparation course.