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Dutch A2 for the inburgeringsexamen

The Dutch language part of the inburgeringsexamen at level A2 has four exams: reading, listening, writing and speaking. For naturalisation you need all four, or the Staatsexamen NT2 at level B1 or B2 instead.

Free Dutch A2 practice

The four exams

  • Reading (lezen)On a computer, 65 minutes
  • Listening (luisteren)On a computer, with videos and recordings, 45 minutes
  • Writing (schrijven)On paper, 4 tasks such as a short letter or a form, up to 40 minutes
  • Speaking (spreken)On a computer, watching videos and answering, 35 minutes
  • Each exam costs €50

How the exams are marked

Reading and listening are marked by computer. Writing is marked by certified assessors. In speaking, some answers are marked by computer and open answers by assessors.

Results

You get your result within 8 weeks. For speaking and writing it can currently take up to 16 weeks.

Official links

Frequently asked questions

Which level do I need?

For naturalisation today, level A2 in all four skills. A move to B1 is planned but is not law yet.

Is writing done on a computer?

No. Writing is done on paper: 4 tasks in up to 40 minutes. Reading, listening and speaking are on a computer.

Where can I practise?

Below you find our free Dutch A2 reading, listening and vocabulary practice. DUO also has free official practice exams for all four parts.

Official sources (12) · last checked 18 October 2026