Citizenship
Citizenship
Get the voting rights for the place where you live. Canadian citizenship sounds so fantasy for many immigrants. Getting Canadian citizenship is a long and complex process. Nationwide Educational Services can be the helpmate of this challenging journey. To be eligible for Candian citizenship, you must be…
- A Permanent resident of Canada
- Lived in Canada for at least 3 years within the preceding 5 years.
- Files for tax (if required)
- Pass citizenship test and prove language skills.
You can apply online or offline. Make sure all the documents are attached for a hassle-free process. Many permanent residents in Canada are sworn in as official Canadian citizens and complete the immigration process. The thing would be to smother once you become a permanent citizen of Canada.
✔Apply for the Canadian passport
✔ Voting right
✔ One-year free subscription to Canada’s cultural centers and natural parks,
You can apply for Canadian citizenship in just easy steps with Nationwide Educational Services. We will guide you through each step of the way so you don’t have to worry about anything!
FAQS
Frequently Asked
Questions
What privileges are available with Canadian citizenship?
Canadian citizens are eligible to avail more job opportunities. They have the right to vote. Canadian citizens can travel with Canadian passports. Then, the botheration of renewing the immigration documents timely and losing the status will be eliminated.
What is the process of getting Canadian citizenship?
Candidates can apply for Canadian citizenship either online or by paper. The fees are the same and you have to pay online. Your application will proceed only if it has all the required information. The processing time would be 27 months which includes application processing, tests, interviews, and preparation of the citizenship ceremony.
What is the eligibility for having Canadian citizenship?
The candidate must be a permanent resident and lived for at least 3 years in the past 5 years. File the required taxes. He must prove his language skills and pass the citizenship test. There are different immigration rules if you applying for a minor, adopted child, a current CAF member.