Citizenship Applications

You may be eligible for Canadian citizenship if you were born to a Canadian parent. Alternatively, if you are at least 18 years old and have resided in Canada for three years as a permanent resident, you may also qualify for citizenship. In certain circumstances, up to one year of time spent in temporary residence status can be counted towards meeting the 3-year requirement.

Citizenship Eligibility

Citizenship by Birth

You may be eligible for Canadian citizenship if you were born to a Canadian parent, regardless of where you were born.

Citizenship by Naturalization

To become a Canadian citizen through naturalization, you must meet several requirements:

Be at least 18 years old
Be a permanent resident of Canada
Have lived in Canada for at least 3 years (1,095 days) in the 5 years before applying
Have filed your taxes (if required)
Pass a citizenship test (if between 18-54 years old)
Prove your language skills in English or French

Residence Requirements

Understanding the physical presence requirement:

At least 1,095 days of physical presence in Canada
Within the 5 years immediately before the date of your application
Up to 365 days of temporary residence status can count towards the requirement
Time spent outside Canada may not count

How We Can Help

Eligibility Assessment

Comprehensive evaluation of your citizenship eligibility and residence requirements.

Application Preparation

Complete assistance with citizenship application forms and required documentation.

Application Submission

Professional submission and follow-up on your behalf.

Test Preparation

Guidance and resources for citizenship test preparation.

Benefits of Canadian Citizenship

Right to vote and run for political office
Canadian passport for international travel
No risk of losing status or being deported
Priority for certain government jobs
Ability to pass citizenship to children born abroad