Track — NaturalisationOur flagship track

French naturalisation, prepared seriously.

The most demanding track. The deepest preparation: naturalisation-level MCQs, interview coaching, B1 → B2 ramp, week-by-week plan — in your language.

Language level

B2 (TCF IRN 500–599 or DELF B2)

Civic exam

40 QCM

Most demanding — 40 questions specific to the naturalisation track

Preparation time

6–12 mois

6 to 12 months from B1

Civic exam

Try the naturalisation QCM

Who is this for?

Candidates for French nationality by decree (5+ years of residence)
Candidates by marriage (4 years of shared life, or 5 if residing outside France)
Anyone planning to submit a file in 2026 or later, under the new regime

What Wander Sensei does for you

Unlimited naturalisation-level MCQs

The official naturalisation-track questions — the most demanding level — with explanation, cultural note, and B1 simplification when you need it.

Assimilation interview coaching

Prefecture interview simulation with AI feedback on your personal narrative, republican adherence, and plans in France. Aligned with the 2025 Retailleau circular.

B1 → B2 progression

Progression plan calibrated to the TCF IRN and DELF B2, targeted vocabulary, short daily exercises. Not a generic course — training to earn your score.

Audiobook of your answers

Your interview answers converted to audio for review on walks, commutes, before sleep. Spaced repetition, in voice.

6–12 month personalised plan

Tell us your current level and planned interview date — we build a week-by-week schedule, adjusted as your progress unfolds.

Explanations in your language

French, English, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, Vietnamese. The question stays in French; the explanation is waiting for you in your mother tongue.

Typical timeline

Starting from B1, expect 6 to 12 months of preparation.

Months 1 – 4
Move B1 → B2 (classes, formal vocabulary, journalistic reading)
Month 5
Take the TCF IRN or DELF B2
Months 6 – 10
Civic exam: daily MCQs, Livret du Citoyen, scenario questions
Months 11 – 12
Interview: personal narrative, motivations, final file (CERFA, documents)

Relevant guides

2026 reform

Naturalisation française 2026 : tous les changements au 1er janvier

Le décret 2025-648 entre en vigueur au 1er janvier 2026 : niveau B2, examen civique, nouvelles exigences pour la carte de résident. Tout ce qui change, expliqué point par point.

All tracks9 minavr. 2026

Not your track?

Try the residence-card QCM

Residence card

B1 · 3–6 mois

Try the multi-year permit QCM

Multi-year permit

A2 · 2–4 mois