Voting in Federal Elections in Canada
Quick Facts about Canadian Citizenship
- The top three source countries for permanent residents in 2017 were India, the Philippines and China (Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada as of March 2018).
- Canada allows and recognizes dual citizenship.
- The citizenship test is composed of twenty multiple choice questions related to the guide book.
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Preparing and Applying
- First, determine the eligibility requirements.
- Gather the required documents and read the application instructions.
- Watch video tutorials by Citizenship and Immigration Canada to guide you in filling out application forms.
- Obtain and submit an application package for Canadian citizenship. Please note that there are different application packages for adults and minors.
- You will have to sit for the citizenship test if you are between 18-54 years old when you apply for citizenship. Adults 55 and over don’t need to take the test but they have to attend an interview.
- To study for the Citizenship Test, download Discover Canada, The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship, available in various formats.
The Citizenship Test
- the rights, freedoms and responsibilities of Canadian citizens,
- Canada’s democracy and ways to take part on Canadian society,
- Canadian political and military history (including the political history, monarchy and branches of government),
- Canadian social and cultural history and symbols, and
- Canadian physical and political geography