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German authorities have approved new modifications to the requirements for the German language exam for migrants, making it more difficult to obtain the B1 certificate starting from November 1, 2026. The goal is to combat cheating and strengthen the credibility of the exams. The amendment stipulates that candidates must achieve a B1 level in all parts of the exam, rather than being able to compensate for a poor score in one section with good results in others. Additionally, if a candidate does not meet the B1 requirement in one part, they must achieve at least an A2 level in the remaining part. This change comes after an increase in online cheating attempts, where some applicants left sections blank and still achieved success through good results in other sections. These adjustments do not affect certificates issued before their implementation. In 2025, more than 318,000 people took the exam, with about 175,000 successfully obtaining the B1 level.
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