CCSE - Examen Nacionalidad

Pass the Spanish citizenship exam on your first try — in your own language. The CCSE is a 25-question test that stands between you and Spanish nationality. Every year 252,000 people sit it. Many fail — not because they aren't ready, but because they couldn't find quality study materials in their own language. This app changes that. KEY FEATURES: • 300 official CCSE 2026 questions — the full government-published pool • 15 languages: Spanish, Arabic, English, French, German, Italian, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian, Portuguese (Brasil), Swedish, Vietnamese, Chinese Simplified • Realistic exam mode: 25 questions, 45 minutes, pass at 60% — exactly like the real test • Practice mode with answer explanations for every question • Track progress across all 5 official topics: Government & Constitution, Rights & Duties, Spanish Geography, History & Culture, and Society • Bookmark tough questions to review later • 100% offline — study on the metro, on the plane, anywhere • Completely free to use WHO IT'S FOR: • Anyone applying for Spanish nationality • Long-term residents preparing for the CCSE • Arabic speakers — this is the only CCSE app with a full Arabic interface including right-to-left layout • Students using English, French, German, or any of the other 15 supported languages • Anyone who has already failed and needs to retake the exam ABOUT THE CCSE: The CCSE (Conocimientos Constitucionales y Socioculturales de España) is administered by the Instituto Cervantes on behalf of the Spanish government. The exam costs €85 and gives you two attempts per registration. You must score at least 15 out of 25 to pass. Registration is done through the Instituto Cervantes website (cervantes.es). This app prepares you for every question in the official pool. Start practicing today. Spanish nationality is closer than you think. Privacy: https://lid-web-privacy.web.app/vivirenespana-privacy.html Support: https://lid-web-privacy.web.app/vivirenespana-support.html Independent app, not affiliated with Instituto Cervantes.