To be eligible to become a Canadian citizen, you must:

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❖ be a permanent resident

❖ have lived in Canada for 3 out of the last 5 years

❖ prove your English or French language skills

❖ have filed your taxes if you need to

❖ pass a test on your rights, responsibilities, and knowledge of Canada

 

Other requirements may apply.

There are additional or different requirements if you are:

 

❖ applying for a minor (under age 18)

❖ a Canadian applying for your adopted child born outside Canada

❖ a current or former Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) member applying under the fast-track process

❖ a past Canadian citizen who want your Canadian citizenship back (including current and former CAF members)

❖ If you have lived in Canada as Temporary Resident, before becoming Permanent Resident

 

You do not automatically become a citizen when you marry a Canadian.

 

If you’re the spouse of a Canadian citizen, you must meet the same requirements listed above (no exception).

 

If you have a Canadian parent or grandparent, you may be a Canadian citizen.

 

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