The Citizenship Test in Uri
Uri with around 37,000 residents is one of the three original cantons of Switzerland and the birthplace of the Swiss Confederacy. The test includes questions on history (William Tell, Rutli oath 1291, Gotthard Base Tunnel), geography (Gotthard Pass 2,106m, Lake Uri, Dammastock 3,630m), political system, and cultural peculiarities (Tellskapelle, Devil's Bridge).
Requirements for Naturalization
You must have lived in the canton for at least 5 years and hold a settlement permit (C permit). Good German language skills (at least B2 level) are required.
Costs and Fees
Cantonal fees: CHF 800-1,200. Federal fees: CHF 100-300. Municipal fees: CHF 200-500. Total: CHF 1,100-2,000.
Preparation
Important topics: William Tell and the apple shot, the Rutli oath 1291, Gotthard Pass (2,106m), Gotthard Base Tunnel (57km, world's longest railway tunnel), Tellskapelle on Lake Uri, Devil's Bridge, capital Altdorf.
If You Don't Pass the Test
If you don't pass the test, you can retake it after 6-12 months.