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About BeCitizen
What is BeCitizen?
BeCitizen is a calm, dedicated study companion for the Canadian Citizenship Test. It transforms the official Discover Canada guide into a readable, chapter-by-chapter experience, paired with 600+ real-style practice questions and a timed test simulator. Everything is available in both English and French.
What problem does it solve?
Preparing for the citizenship test can feel overwhelming. BeCitizen removes the pressure with a structured, no-noise approach. It explains each answer, cites the exact Discover Canada page it came from, and remembers your progress across devices, so you never lose your place. The simulator mirrors the real IRCC interface (20 questions, 45 minutes), making test day feel familiar.
Who is it for?
BeCitizen is ideal for permanent residents and newcomers who have built a life in Canada and are ready to take the final step toward citizenship. It is best for self-paced learners who want a guided, low-pressure study method. It is not designed for group study or classroom settings, and it focuses solely on the citizenship test—not broader immigration services.
Real use cases
Study on the bus with your phone, practice over coffee with specific chapter-based cheatsheets, and run a full timed simulation the night before your exam. With 350,000+ future citizens already using it, BeCitizen has become a trusted companion for the final stretch before the oath.
Key features
- 600+ Practice Questions — Real-style questions scored instantly, with plain explanations and the exact Discover Canada page reference.
- Guided Reading of Discover Canada — The complete official study guide, presented chapter-by-chapter, remembering where you left off.
- Cheatsheets by Chapter and Theme — Key facts on dates, names, regions, and government, distilled for quick skimming.
- Timed Test Simulator — A 20-question, 45-minute simulation using the Government of Canada's exact on-screen format.
- Bilingual EN/FR — Full practice and study support in both official languages.
- Progress Tracking — BeCitizen remembers your place and progress across sessions and devices.
- Calm, Distraction-Free Design — No streaks, no noise, no pressure; just a quiet space to prepare for a milestone.
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7.2
/10
Editorial score from our review methodology — not user ratings.
BeCitizen Pricing
BeCitizen pricing: Free to begin. Billing model: Free.
Free to Start
Begin with a free practice test and explore the guide with no account needed. You can sample the simulator and a portion of the question bank at no cost.
Full Access
For complete access to all 600+ questions, the entire Discover Canada reading experience, all cheatsheets, and unlimited simulator runs, upgrade to the full plan. Specific paid tier details are available on the BeCitizen website.
Free practice is available immediately; no credit card required to begin.
Frequently asked questions
Is BeCitizen free?
Yes, BeCitizen is free to begin. You can take a free practice test and start the study guide without creating an account. Full access to all features requires an upgrade to a paid plan.
How much does BeCitizen cost?
BeCitizen offers a free tier to start. The full plan pricing is available on the BeCitizen website; it includes all 600+ questions, the complete study guide, cheatsheets, and the test simulator.
How does the BeCitizen test simulator work?
The simulator replicates the real IRCC format: 20 questions to be answered in 45 minutes, using the same Government of Canada interface. This helps you practice under realistic conditions so test day feels familiar.
Is BeCitizen available in French?
Yes, BeCitizen fully supports both English and French, covering all practice questions and the study guide in both official languages.
Who is BeCitizen best for?
BeCitizen is best for permanent residents preparing for the Canadian Citizenship Test who prefer a calm, self-paced, guided study approach. It is ideal for those who want clear explanations and realistic practice without pressure or gamification noise.
What are some alternatives to BeCitizen?
Alternatives include general test prep apps like Quizlet or Anki, and other citizenship test prep sites such as Richmond Hill Public Library's practice tests or the official Discover Canada guide itself. BeCitizen stands out for its calm design, cited explanations, and exact-format simulator.
