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German exam centres in Leverkusen

Leverkusen has two centres and they divide the work: Euro-Schulen takes telc A1 to B2 and the citizenship test, while LevBC concentrates on the integration course exams and publishes both its price and its rules in full.

telcDTZChecked July 2026

Where to sit the exam

2 verified centres in Leverkusen

Each entry was checked on the centre's own website. Dates and fees change, so confirm directly with the centre before you pay.

CentreExamsLevelsFrequencyFee
Euro-Schulen LeverkusenBahnhofstraße 3Placement tests and exams are taken on site. The office is closed on Fridays, so plan registration around the two late-opening days.telcDTZtelc Deutsch A1, A2, B1 and B2; Deutsch-Test für Zuwanderer; EinbürgerungstestDated sittings published per leveloffice Mon and Tue 08:00-16:00, Wed and Thu 08:00-18:30, closed FridaySee centre
LevBC BildungszentrumFriedrich-Ebert-Platz 5ARegistration closes 21 days before the date. Bring a "gültiger Lichtbildausweis oder Reisepass und Bamfnummer", and arrive 45 minutes early. Results are available after six to eight weeks.DTZDTZ at B1; Test Leben in DeutschlandDTZ written parts run listening 25 min, reading 45 min, writing 30 min, speaking 20 minLiD 60 minDTZ B1 €160Leben in Deutschland €25

We do not publish individual sitting dates: they change too often to be safe. Follow the centre link for the current calendar.

Booking in this city

What is different about Leverkusen

Twenty-one days for the DTZ

LevBC closes registration three weeks before each sitting. That is the real deadline in Leverkusen, and it is earlier than most people expect.

Bring your BAMF number

The DTZ needs your BAMF reference alongside photo ID or passport. Turning up with only a passport will not get you registered.

Forty-five minutes early

LevBC asks candidates to arrive three quarters of an hour before the start, with phones left visible on the table during the exam. Build that into your travel time.

Six to eight weeks for results

If a residence permit or naturalisation file depends on the certificate, count backwards from eight weeks, not from the exam date.

Have the date? Now get the score.

Booking is the easy half. Sit a full model test in the format you booked - Goethe, telc or DTZ - and let the analytics tell you which module needs the weeks between now and your date.

FAQ

Taking a German exam in Leverkusen

What does the DTZ cost in Leverkusen?

€160 at LevBC Bildungszentrum, with the Leben in Deutschland test at €25. Registration closes 21 days before the sitting.

Which telc levels can I take in Leverkusen?

A1, A2, B1 and B2 at Euro-Schulen, which also runs the citizenship test and the DTZ. For C1, Köln is fifteen minutes away.

How long do DTZ results take?

Six to eight weeks. Plan any deadline that depends on the certificate around that, not around the exam date.

Official directories

The exam boards maintain their own centre finders. They are the authoritative list.

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