Canadian Citizenship
Canadian Citizenship – Your Final Step to Becoming a True Canadian
Becoming a Canadian citizen is a proud milestone for immigrants who have made Canada their home. It means more than just a passport—it represents full rights, responsibilities, and a lifelong connection to one of the most respected countries in the world.
At Makland Immigration, we provide clear, expert guidance to help eligible permanent residents smoothly transition to Canadian citizenship.
Why Become a Canadian Citizen?
- Right to vote and run for political office
- Canadian passport access (ranked among the world’s strongest)
- No need to renew PR cards
- Access to more job opportunities
- Ability to pass citizenship to children born abroad
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Who Can Apply for Canadian Citizenship?
You may be eligible for Canadian citizenship if:
- You are a permanent resident
- You have been physically present in Canada for at least 1,095 days (3 years) in the last 5 years
- You have filed your taxes (if required) for at least 3 of the last 5 years
- You pass a citizenship test (for applicants aged 18-54)
- You meet language requirements in English or French (for applicants aged 18-54)
- You are not under a removal order or facing criminal charges
How Makland Immigration Can Help
Applying for Canadian citizenship involves more than filling out a form. We’ll assist you with:
- Confirming your eligibility
- Gathering the right documents (PR card, tax history, travel records, etc.)
- Preparing for the citizenship test and interview
- Submitting a complete and accurate application
- Addressing delays, refusals, or additional requests from IRCC
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How long does it take to get Canadian citizenship after applying?
It typically takes 12 to 18 months to process a citizenship application, depending on your case and processing times in your region.
Is the citizenship test difficult?
CRS cut-off scores vary from draw to draw. Generally, a score above 470 increases your chances, but candidates with scores in the lower 400s may also get selected through Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs). At Makland Immigration, we can help you explore ways to improve your score.
Can I apply for citizenship if I’ve been outside Canada a lot?
You must have spent at least 1,095 days in Canada within the last 5 years. Extended time outside Canada may impact your eligibility.
Do I lose my original citizenship when I become a Canadian citizen?
Canada allows dual citizenship, but your original country’s laws will decide if you can keep both. We recommend checking with your country of origin.
What happens if my citizenship application is refused?
You can either appeal the decision or reapply. Makland Immigration can review the reasons and help you build a stronger case.
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