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Canadian Citizenship
Apply for Canadian citizenship once you meet the physical presence requirement.
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Permanent residents can apply for Canadian citizenship if they have been physically present in Canada for at least 1,095 days in the five years before applying, have filed taxes when required, and meet the language and knowledge requirements for their age.
Errors in travel history and day counts are one of the most common reasons for delays. We check your calculation and documents before you submit.
Who it’s for
- Permanent residents ready to become Canadian citizens
- Families applying together, including minor children
- Applicants with complex travel histories
How we help
- Physical presence and eligibility check
- Language evidence and document review
- Complete online application
- Guidance for the citizenship test and interview
Frequently asked questions
Does time before PR count?
Some time spent in Canada as a temporary resident or protected person before PR can count as half days, up to a limit. We calculate this for you.
Do I lose my other citizenship?
Canada allows dual citizenship, but your other country may not. Check the rules of your country of citizenship.
We never guarantee approvals. Only Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) makes decisions on applications.
Not sure which service applies to you?
Start with a free evaluation and we’ll guide you to the right pathway.
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