From January 1st, 2012, candidates for French citizenship must provide proof of their French speaking skills (that is to say in the activities " listen ", " take part in a conversation " and " Spoken expression "), by obtaining a diploma or certificate equivalent to B1 level as defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for languages (CEFR).
Until we can propose you this specific test for access to French nationality, the CIEP-Sorbonne Center proposed you the following options:
 The TCF "for everybody", compulsory exam + optional spoken expression exam.
Warning: The B1 will be required both in listening test (which is a part of the compulsory exam) and the spoken expression.
The B1 level is reached when the candidate gets together: - a minimum mark of 300 points for the listening test;
- a score of 6 / 20 minimum for the spoken expression.
The DELF B2
A minimum of 50/100 is required for all tests (oral and written).
The DALF C1
A minimum of 50/100 is required for all tests (oral and written).
For all other French level exams, you can visit the website of the French Ministry of the Interior.
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