Canada is one of the most sought after world destinations for immigration purposes. Many migrants to the country leave no stone unturned to acquire Canadian citizenship post immigration. While we are on the subject, it would be pertinent to mention that the famous Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) of the country are giving green signal to a growing number of immigrants. Reportedly, this year, the involved body of Canada, intends to give admission to nearly 40,000 migrants under the PNP. This is over 500% times the number given a go-ahead six years back, in 2005.

Getting Citizenship of Canada

For acquiring this, become a permanent resident of the country. Prior to applying for citizenship, stay on its soils for three out of four years, as it is mandatory to apply for citizenship only after one has stayed in the nation for three years out of the four years.

Becoming proficient is either French or English is also something which is recommended. Also, pass a test that may check your knowledge related to the rights and responsibilities of the citizens of the targeted nation. Besides, gather useful information on the political system and history of the country. Before completing the applications forms, thoroughly read the guide that you get with the application forms. Deposit the application fees. Get a receipt. Arrange for two photographs of yours and put your signatures on them. Insert the photos into an envelope.

Put your signatures, and also the date, on the forms of application. Afterwards, attach all the key documents to the application forms, including a copy of a record involving landing, copies of two pieces of identification, besides two photographs of citizenship. Later, submit the fully completed application forms that carry all the details asked for.

Remember: it may be somewhat tough to get Canadian Citizenship, but this does not imply that it is very difficult.