Prepare for the ΠΕΓΠ
Greek citizenship exam (ΠΕΓΠ): practise for 15 November.
Practise the official question bank, take mock exams scored with the official pass rule and train the Greek language part, with explanations in your language.
Free, no account. Your progress stays on your device.
The exam at a glance
- 100points in total
- 70to pass
- 40 + 60thematic sections + Greek language
- 20questions in the thematic part
The Certificate of Knowledge Adequacy for Naturalisation (ΠΕΓΠ) is required for Greek citizenship by naturalisation. To pass you need 70/100 overall, with at least 40/60 in Greek and 20/40 in the thematic sections. Exam format and scoring · Dates and how to prepare
What Greek Citizen gives you
Question bank
The public question bank in Geography, History, Culture and Political Institutions, by section, marked at once and explained.
Mock exams
Timed, like the real exam. Official pass rule: 70/100 overall, at least 40/60 in Greek and 20/40 in the thematic sections.
7 past papers
Real exams from previous years, as they were set.
Greek language
Reading and listening comprehension at B1 level.
Greek and English
Albanian, Russian, Arabic and Ukrainian coming soon.
Study plan
Every day you know what to do, up to 15 November.
Free or full access
Full access
€9.99 €19 pre-exam price until 15 Nov · once · 12 months
- The whole question bank
- Unlimited mock exams and all 7 past papers
- Greek language part
- Up to 2 devices
- No subscription, no automatic renewal
Guides to the exam
ΠΕΓΠ format and pass rule
The three parts, how many questions each section has, how long it takes and how the 70/100 is reached.
Dates and how to prepare
15 November 2026: what to bring, when to arrive and a study plan for the weeks that are left.
The question bank
What the November 2026 edition contains, which files were updated and how to study it.
Sample questions with answers
8 questions from the official bank, two per thematic section, with English translation.
Official exam website
Applications, admission slip, results and the question bank, from the General Secretariat for Citizenship (in Greek).
Frequently asked questions
Is this the official exam site?
No. Greek Citizen is an independent practice app. For applications, dates and results see the General Secretariat for Citizenship at exetaseis-ithageneia.ypes.gr.
How is the Greek citizenship exam scored?
100 points in total: 40 for the thematic sections (20 questions, 2 points each) and 60 for the Greek language. To pass you need at least 70/100, with at least 40/60 in Greek and at least 20/40 in the thematic sections, according to the official exam procedure guide of the General Secretariat for Citizenship. Scoring in detail.
Do I need an account?
No. You start without an account. Only when you buy access do you give an email address, so you can restore it on another device.
Does the payment renew automatically?
No. You pay once for 12 months: €9.99 until 15 Nov (pre-exam price, regular price €19). There is no subscription and no automatic renewal.
Does it work offline?
Yes. After the first visit the app and the questions are stored on your device.
Do you ask for personal data?
We never ask for your nationality, ID or residence status. If you use the free app, your progress stays on your device. If you buy access, we keep your email, your pass and your practice progress so you can use them on up to 2 devices. Full details: Privacy policy.
Visit statistics: we use Cloudflare Web Analytics to count page visits. It sets no cookies and does not build profiles or track you across sites. Cloudflare processes technical data such as your IP address only to produce aggregate counts.
Writing practice: when you ask for feedback on a text you wrote, we send that text to Anthropic, which processes it on our behalf only to produce the feedback. We do not send your name, email or device ID. We do not store the text.
Speaking practice: if you record yourself, the recording stays in your browser's memory on this device. It is never uploaded and is deleted when you leave the screen.
Which languages are the explanations in?
The app is in Greek and English. Albanian, Russian, Arabic and Ukrainian are coming soon.