Hi, I would like to take the inburging exam to apply for dutch nationality (I already have permanent residence). I can read and understand dutch pretty well and I can speak but not at a very high level. From the IND website it sounds like this should be enough to pass the exam but reading the description on the IB groeps' page it seems like they might want a relatively high level. Can anyone who has done this suggest the level of Dutch necessary? Of course I ultimately want to improve my dutch but I also would like to apply for nationality as soon as I can.
My second question is about the exam itself. I see that there is a practical part and three "central" exams. The practical part seems quite involved: setting up 30 situations where people will sign off on my dutch is a bit tough. The IBG page is not very clear on the alternative but it seems like you can do "simulated" practical exams in the gemente or something. Can anyone clarify this and suggest which of the two are easier?
I noticed that I can find examples of the central inburgen exams listed on other threads on this site so I will look at those. Thanks for your help.