Pass the KIIP Level 5 comprehensive test
Practice for the 사회통합프로그램 종합평가 – the test on the way to Korean permanent residency (F-5) and naturalization. Questions in Korean, like the real exam, with English help and explanations for every answer.
Why general Korean apps are not enough
The comprehensive test is not only a language test. It asks about how Korea is governed, laws that affect daily life, Korean history, social insurance, holidays and geography – vocabulary you rarely meet in TOPIK books or everyday conversation. KIIP Prep drills exactly these topics.
What you get
- Free diagnostic – 15 questions across every topic, instant explanations, and a list of your weak areas.
- 600+ practice questions built on the topics of the official “Understanding Korean Society” curriculum, each with the law or source to check it.
- Timed mock tests – 36 questions in 50 minutes, graded at the end like the real written section; options are reshuffled every time.
- Oral interview and writing practice – 36 interview questions with model answers and recording, 16 short essays with automatic checks.
- Topic drills – practise one area until it sticks.
- Mistake review – questions you miss come back after 1, 3 and 7 days.
- Help in your language – the app in English, 中文, Tiếng Việt, ไทย and ខ្មែរ; explanations in English and Korean, with more translated into your language over time.
- Sync with Google – optional sign-in keeps your progress on your phone and computer.
Try a question
외국인이 지방선거에서 투표할 수 있는 조건으로 맞는 것은?
Which foreigners can vote in Korean local elections?
- Any foreigner living in Korea for 1+ year
- Foreigners 18+ who have held permanent residency (F-5) for 3+ years
- Marriage migrants only
- Foreigners cannot vote
Show answer
2. Foreigners aged 18+ who have held F-5 status for at least 3 years can vote in local elections – but not in presidential or National Assembly elections.
Free study guides
- KIIP comprehensive test guide – format, scoring, a 4-week plan
- Key facts cheat sheet – the most-asked facts on one page
Questions
What is the KIIP comprehensive test?
The final test of the Korea Immigration and Integration Program. There are versions for permanent residency and for naturalization, and passing can count toward those applications. Which requirements it replaces depends on your visa and the current rules, so confirm with the Korea Immigration Service (1345).
What is the format?
According to current guides: 36 multiple-choice questions (65 points), writing (10 points) and an oral interview (25 points). You need 60/100 to pass. Formats can change, so always read the latest notice on kiiptest.org before your exam.
Do I need to speak Korean well?
Yes – the test is in Korean, at roughly the level of KIIP Level 4–5. KIIP Prep shows translations so you can learn the content and the vocabulary at the same time, then switch them off.
Are these real exam questions?
No. All questions are original practice questions written from public sources such as the Constitution, Korean laws and official holiday rules. We do not copy textbook or past-paper questions.
Is my data stored?
No account is needed: your progress is saved in your own browser. If you sign in with Google, your progress is also stored on our server so it syncs between your devices. See the privacy policy.