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How Much Does the Canadian Citizenship Test Cost?

By Citizenship Test Editorial Team·9 min read·Updated 2026-05-15

The Canadian citizenship test is included in the $630 application fee. Here's a complete breakdown of all citizenship costs.

The citizenship test doesn't have a separate fee — it's included in the citizenship application cost.

Total Citizenship Application Cost

FeeAmount
Processing fee$530 CAD
Right of citizenship fee$100 CAD
**Total (adult)****$630 CAD**
Minor (under 18)$100 CAD

What the Fee Covers

The $630 covers your entire citizenship application:

  • Application processing
  • Background checks
  • The citizenship test
  • Your citizenship ceremony
  • Your citizenship certificate
  • Are There Any Other Costs?

    Potential additional costs:

  • Passport photos: $15–30 (required for application)
  • Language test (if needed): $300–400 (CLB test)
  • Document translation: Varies
  • Immigration consultant (optional): $500–2,000+
  • Is There a Fee to Retake the Test?

    No. If you fail and need to retake the test, there's no additional fee.

    Study Resources Are Free

    You don't need to pay for study materials:

  • Discover Canada guide: Free from IRCC
  • [Our practice tests](/free-tests): Free
  • [Our simulator](/simulator): Free
  • [Our study tools](/tools): Free
  • Frequently Asked Questions

    How much does the Canadian citizenship test cost?

    The test itself has no separate fee. It's included in the $630 CAD citizenship application fee ($530 processing fee + $100 right of citizenship fee).

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