What Is the PLIDA Exam?

The PLIDA exam is one of the most recognized official Italian language certifications in the world. It is promoted by the Società Dante Alighieri and officially recognized by the Italian authorities.

PLIDA stands for Progetto Lingua Italiana Dante Alighieri.

The certificate confirms your Italian level according to the CEFR scale (A1–C2) and can be used for:


Why Choose PLIDA?

The PLIDA certificate is appreciated in Italy and abroad because it is:


PLIDA Levels Explained

Beginner Levels

PLIDA A1

Basic beginner level.

PLIDA A2

Elementary communication for everyday life.


Intermediate Levels

PLIDA B1

Independent user level.

PLIDA B1 Citizenship

Version accepted for many citizenship applications.

PLIDA B2

Upper-intermediate level.


Advanced Levels

PLIDA C1

Advanced level for academic and professional use.

PLIDA C2

Highest level of mastery.


PLIDA Exam Dates 2026

PLIDA sessions depend on the country and authorized center. Many centers organize several sessions per year.

Typical periods:

PeriodCommon Sessions
SpringMarch / April
SummerJune / July
AutumnOctober / November

⚠️ Exact dates vary by center.


Registration Deadlines

Registrations usually close 3–6 weeks before the exam date.

Popular sessions may close earlier when places are full.


How Much Does the PLIDA Exam Cost?

The exam fee depends on:

Typical examples:

LevelApproximate Price
A1 / A2€90–€140
B1 Citizenship€100–€170
B2€130–€210
C1 / C2€160–€250

⚠️ Prices vary depending on the center.


How Is the PLIDA Exam Structured?

Depending on the level, the exam usually includes:

Reading

Understanding written texts.

Listening

Understanding spoken Italian.

Writing

Producing written texts.

Speaking

Interview and oral communication.


How Long Does the PLIDA Exam Take?

The duration depends on the level and center organization.

PLIDA Exam Duration Table

PLIDA ExamCEFR LevelApproximate Duration
PLIDA A1A11 hour 45 minutes
PLIDA A2A22 hours
PLIDA B1B12 hours 45 minutes
PLIDA B1 CitizenshipB12 hours 15 minutes
PLIDA B2B23 hours 30 minutes
PLIDA C1C14 hours
PLIDA C2C25 hours

Where to Check PLIDA Exam Results

Results are usually published through the official PLIDA system or communicated by the authorized center where you took the exam.

Ways to Check Results

1. Through Your Exam Center

Many centers send results by email or publish updates for candidates.

2. Official PLIDA Portal

Some candidates can access results online through the official platform.

3. Direct Contact

If results are delayed, contact your exam center directly.


How Long for Results?

Approximate waiting time:

Exam TypeEstimated Time
Citizenship SessionsOften faster
Standard LevelsAround 2–3 months

Is PLIDA Valid Forever?

Yes. In most cases, the certificate does not expire. Some institutions may request a recent certificate depending on their internal rules.


Can You Appeal PLIDA Results?

In some cases, yes. The exact procedure depends on the center and official rules.

What to Do

  1. Contact your exam center
  2. Ask for the review procedure
  3. Respect the deadline
  4. Submit your request with candidate details
  5. Wait for official response

A score review does not guarantee a score change.


Which PLIDA Exam Do I Need?

For Citizenship

➡️ PLIDA B1 Citizenship

For Residency

➡️ Usually A2 depending on the procedure.

For University

➡️ PLIDA B2 or C1

For Work

➡️ Usually B1–C1 depending on profession.


Where Can I Take the PLIDA Exam?

You can take PLIDA in many authorized centers in:


How to Prepare for PLIDA Successfully

We help students prepare online with:


Why Students Fail the PLIDA Exam

Common reasons:


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