Pass your Life in the UK Test, settle, work and enjoy Britain — with free practice exams, study guides, calculators and citizenship & visa guidance.
Whatever stage of life in the UK you're at, start here.
Free practice tests, study guides & flashcards
Home-moving checklist & relocation guides
Settle-in checklist for newcomers
Banking, tax, budgets & the cost of living
Salaries, tax codes & starting a new job
Family life, childcare & days out
Licences, road rules & driving routes
10 free calculators for everyday UK costs
Guides for travelling, living, studying and settling in the United Kingdom.
Road trips, weekend breaks, day trips, and train journeys across the UK.
City guides, hidden gems, castles, parks, and must-visit destinations.
Theme parks, free days out, outdoor adventures, and family activities.
How to get your licence, best driving routes, and UK road rules.
Food and drink, traditions, British slang, and seasonal events.
Exam-style questions with instant scoring and full explanations — exactly like the real test.
Test your knowledge of British values, history, and traditions.
Questions about British history and government.
Questions about British society, traditions, and customs.
Choose a category that matches what you want to revise.
The tests learners come back to again and again.
The ultimate comprehensive review of everything you need to know.
Questions about British society, traditions, and customs.
Questions about British history and government.
Work out your take-home pay, mortgage, Stamp Duty and more — free, in seconds.
Enter your gross salary to see exactly what lands in your bank account each month — Income Tax, National Insurance and take-home pay, all broken down.
Convert between hourly, weekly, monthly and annual pay. Perfect for checking job offers, overtime rates and contract work.
Add your income and outgoings — housing, bills, food, transport and fun — to see your monthly balance at a glance.
Part-time, full-time or shift worker? Find out your legal minimum holiday entitlement in days, based on the UK statutory 5.6 weeks.
Enter the property price, deposit, interest rate and term to see your monthly repayment and the total cost of your mortgage.
Enter the property price to calculate your Stamp Duty instantly, including the first-time buyer relief.
Enter your mileage, MPG and fuel price to see the cost of any journey — and what it adds up to over a month or a year.
Enter your visa type and start date to see your earliest ILR application date — and how long after that you can apply for citizenship.
Check your rent budget against the 30× rule letting agents use — and see what a comfortable rent looks like next to your take-home pay.
Enter your property value and region to see your council tax band, the multiplier compared to Band D, and an estimated annual cost.
Moving house, starting a job or having a baby? Turn it into a simple checklist.
Everything you need to sort out before and after moving day — from Council Tax to the DVLA.
A step-by-step guide to getting set up when you arrive in the UK — from a bank account to a National Insurance number.
The full journey from saving a deposit to picking up the keys — the practical steps to buying a home in the UK.
Real results from people who prepared with our free practice tests.
"I practised on UKRoute for two weeks before my test and passed on the first attempt. The explanations for every answer really helped me understand the topics instead of just memorising them."
"The random question bank means every time you take a test it feels fresh. I did over 30 practice tests here and walked into the real exam confident. Highly recommended."
"Free, no sign-up needed, and the questions were so close to the real thing. The detailed explanations turned every mistake into a lesson."
"I was nervous about British history but the topic practice tests made it easy. UKRoute was the only resource I used and I passed comfortably."
"Scored full marks in the real test! The mock exams here are tougher than the actual thing, which prepared me perfectly."
"As someone who has lived in the UK for years, I still found the practice tests useful for revision. Simple to use and genuinely free."
Start with our free study guides covering every topic on the exam — written in plain English.
Tips, guides and everything you need to pass your test and enjoy the UK.
Step-by-step guide to replacing a lost or stolen Biometric Residence Permit (BRP). Includes costs, timelines, and what to do immediately.
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UKRoute is a free resource for anyone living in, moving to, or settling in the United Kingdom. We cover Life in the UK Test practice, UK calculators, life admin checklists, and practical living advice.
The Life in the UK Test is a computer-based test that you must pass as part of your application for British citizenship or Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR). It consists of 24 multiple-choice questions based on the official handbook, and you need to score at least 75% (18 out of 24) to pass.
Yes! UKRoute offers completely free practice tests that mirror the real exam. You get instant results, detailed explanations for every question, and unlimited retakes. No registration or payment required.
Our Tools section includes a take-home pay calculator, salary converter, monthly budget builder, mortgage and Stamp Duty calculators, holiday entitlement, overtime, fuel cost and childcare calculators — all free.
Our Life Admin section turns the confusing process of moving house, moving to the UK, buying a home, starting a job or having a baby into a simple checklist you can tick off.
No. While we are a top resource for the Life in the UK citizenship test, UKRoute is for anyone interested in British life — whether you are moving to the UK, already living here, or just visiting. We cover money, home, work, family, driving, culture and day-to-day living.