Naturalisation interview preparation

Prepare for your naturalisation interview with confidence.

A clear method, structured around the history, values and institutions of the Republic, so you can revise methodically before your prefecture appointment.

The programme follows the main themes of the Livret du citoyen and helps you formulate precise answers in the register expected by the administration.

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4: programme sections
40: questions per simulation
45 min: to practise

Dashboard

Your preparation, organised by topic.

French history

Key periods, figures and founding moments.

Principles and values

Secularism, freedoms, rights and responsibilities.

Public institutions

The Constitution, Parliament and public services.

Your progress is recorded after every revision session.

Preparation routes

A revision pace that matches your deadline.

Choose a study route, then move through the chapters one by one. Your access includes every resource and simulation.

Recommended: 3 days

The Final Sprint

Ideal for checking your knowledge and approaching the prefecture interview with confidence.

The final stretch

Recommended: 10 days

The Methodical Route

A structured preparation to absorb the complete Livret du citoyen step by step.

Cartesian method

Recommended: 30 days

The Royal Road

The assurance of a complete command of the Republic's history, values and institutions.

Academic excellence

These durations are revision guides. There is no subscription or automatic renewal.

Official syllabus

The essential reference points of French citizenship.

The content is organised as a study dossier: each section takes you from the fundamentals to the answers you need to explain clearly.

Learning reference: Livret du citoyen, Direction générale des étrangers en France (DGEF).

Part 1

French History

Periods, figures, conflicts and historic turning points.

Part 2

Culture and Society

Geography, literature, philosophy and the French social model.

Part 3

Principles and Values

Secularism, Liberty, Equality, Fraternity and civic duties.

Part 4

Public Institutions

The 1958 Constitution, the Presidency, Parliament and local authorities.

Begin with five questions

A first series from the official catalogue, with no sign-up required.

Interview simulations

Revise, understand, then express each point precisely.

Simulations place you in the rhythm of a formal exchange. Every answer feeds your topic-based tracking so that the next revision focuses on what still needs work.

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After an imprecise answer

A correction that puts the idea back in its legal context.

The Legal Point

Secularism guarantees freedom of conscience.

The correction isolates the relevant principle, gives you the formulation to retain and points to the corresponding official source. The aim is to understand the idea, not memorise one isolated answer.

Displayed in the exercise: excerpt from the Livret du citoyen and a plain-language explanation.

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Structured corrections and official sources

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Full corrigé: correct answer, explanation and official source for every question
Detailed per-theme breakdown after every mock
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Useful reference points

Clear preparation, without unnecessary jargon.

How is secularism explained?

Each idea is linked to its constitutional context and a plain-language explanation. You learn to distinguish freedom of conscience, public-service neutrality and equality between citizens.

How do I know what to revise next?

Topic-based tracking makes the ideas to revisit visible. You can return to the corresponding chapters, then practise again in a structured simulation.

What sources does the programme rely on?

The programme is based on the Livret du citoyen and public resources from the Direction générale des étrangers en France. Passexamen is independent and is not affiliated with the Ministry of the Interior.