Citizenship

 Permanent residents can apply for citizenship in Canada once they meet eligibility. One of the most significant privileges of Canadian citizenship is the right to vote in federal, provincial, and municipal elections. Unlike permanent residents, who must live in Canada for a certain period to maintain their status, Canadian citizens have no such residency obligations. This means they can live and work abroad without worrying about losing their citizenship, giving them the flexibility to explore international opportunities while retaining their rights in Canada. Canada allows its citizens to hold dual or even multiple nationalities. This means individuals can maintain their Canadian citizenship alongside other citizenships, enjoying the benefits and privileges of both countries without needing to renounce their original nationality.