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✓ Updated by our editorial team — July 5, 2026
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FAQ — Canadian Citizenship
What are the requirements to apply for Canadian citizenship?
You must be a permanent resident, have physically lived in Canada for at least 1095 days (3 years) out of the last 5 years, file taxes if required, pass the citizenship test, and demonstrate language skills in English or French.
How long does it take to get Canadian citizenship?
Processing time is currently 18 to 24 months. A lawyer ensures your file is complete from the start, avoiding delays due to requests for additional information.
What does the citizenship test cover?
The citizenship test covers Canadian history, values, institutions and symbols. A lawyer or immigration advisor can help you prepare effectively.
Can I keep my original citizenship?
Canada allows dual or multiple citizenship. You do not have to renounce your original citizenship to become Canadian, unless your country of origin prohibits dual nationality.
What happens if my citizenship application is refused?
You can appeal to the Federal Court within 60 days of the refusal. A lawyer can identify the grounds for refusal and prepare a solid appeal.
Can my children born abroad get Canadian citizenship?
Children born abroad to a Canadian parent may be entitled to citizenship by descent for the first generation. A lawyer assesses eligibility based on the specific situation.
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