What is DTZ?

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DTZ , or German test for immigrants ( German Test for​(German Test for Immigrants), is a German language proficiency exam primarily designed for immigrants living in Germany . It assesses listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills and is typically taken at the A2-B1 level according to the CEFR ( Common European Framework of Reference according to the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) . The DTZ is a mandatory part of the integration course and is often required for residency permits, settlement permits, and German citizenship .

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Why DTZ?

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DTZ is not just a language test—it's an important step towards legal integration and social participation in Germany . A B1 level pass in DTZ is accepted as proof of sufficient German language skills for naturalization and permanent residency (settlement permit) . Since it is specifically designed for everyday situations, it helps candidates gain the practical language skills needed for work, daily life, and communication with authorities . It is a trusted certificate recognised by BAMF (Federal Office for Migration and Refugees).

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How German4Germany Prepares?

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German4Germany offers comprehensive training for DTZ , focusing on real-life scenarios such as job interviews, doctor visits, shopping, and official paperwork . Our courses are taught by certified German instructors who help students develop both language and intercultural skills . The curriculum includes mock exams, grammar practice, vocabulary building , and role-plays , aligned with the BAMF exam pattern . Whether you're preparing for immigration or everyday life in Germany, Langma ensures you're exam-ready and confident.