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Information about Possible Changes and Updates to Your Identity Number in the Test System

HK-dir is preparing the transition to a new system for administering tests in Norwegian, social studies, and the Norwegian citizenship test. An important part of this work is ensuring that the personal data transferred to the new system is accurate and up to date. This is necessary to protect your privacy, among other things by ensuring that the information about you in the test system is correct. Read more.

Norwegian language test A1-B2

The Norwegian language test is for those who are in Norwegian courses and others who want to demonstrate their proficiency in Norwegian. The test covers the levels from A1 (beginner level) to B2 (advanced level).

Next registration period

The registration opens on Monday the 17th of August at 9:00 and closes on Friday the 21th of April at 23:59.

When you have taken the test

Find your result

Can I appeal my results?

Frequently asked questions

You can find information about the Norwegian language test via the boxes above. If you don't find the information you are looking for, please view some frequently asked questions about the Norwegian language test. You will find the answers to the questions as well as a link to further information on the topic.

Q-mark approved

Norwegian Directorate for Higher Education and Skills is a member of the European test organization ALTE (Association of Language Testers in Europe).

In 2018, the Norwegian test underwent a quality control which resulted in the test receiving a quality stamp (Q-mark).

In 2023, the test underwent another quality control, and the quality stamp was renewed. This means that the Norwegian test meets ALTE's quality requirements for language tests.

Read more about Q-mark on ALTE's website