Oxford Life in the UK test centre

PSI Oxford — Unit A Watlington House, Watlington Road, Oxford, OX4 6NF

About the Oxford centre

Oxford's Life in the UK test centre is at Unit A, Watlington House, Watlington Road, Oxford OX4 6NF, in the Cowley area on the south-eastern edge of the city rather than the historic centre. This business-park setting is more car-friendly than central Oxford and is served by frequent buses, making it reachable for candidates from across Oxfordshire sitting their Life in the UK test.

Located at Watlington House on Watlington Road in Oxford. Serves Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, and surrounding areas.

Getting to the Oxford test centre

• •This is not next to the rail network: Oxford railway station is a couple of miles away across the city, so allow time for an onward bus or taxi.
• •Frequent buses run along the Cowley and Watlington Road corridor between the city centre and this part of Cowley, with stops a short walk from the door.
• •Being on the south-eastern edge of Oxford, the area is easier to drive to than the city centre, with retail-park and on-street parking generally more available nearby.
• •Parking is generally easier here than in central Oxford, with retail-park and on-street options in the surrounding Cowley area, though availability and charges vary by location.
• •If you need step-free access or other adjustments, contact the centre on 0800 328 6510 before your appointment.
• •Lockers are provided at most centres for phones, bags, and belongings.

What to bring on test day

• 1.Your valid, unexpired passport or biometric residence permit (BRP) — the same ID you used to book.
• 2.Your test booking confirmation (email or printout).
• 3.Arrive at least 15 minutes before your appointment.

You cannot bring phones, bags, or study materials into the test room. Lockers are provided at most centres.

About the Life in the UK test

The Life in the UK test has 24 multiple-choice questions. You have 45 minutes to complete it and need at least 18 out of 24 (75%) to pass. It covers British history, traditions, values, government, and everyday life.

Results are given immediately after the test. If you pass, you receive a letter confirming your result, which you need for your settlement or citizenship application.

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