Becoming a permanent resident isn't the finish line — it's the start of a new set of obligations and opportunities. We help you keep your PR status secure and guide you through a clean citizenship application when you're ready.
This single calculation is the most common reason citizenship applications are delayed or refused. Here's how it actually works.
| Item | Fee (CAD) |
|---|---|
| Citizenship application (adult) | ~$630 |
| Right of citizenship fee (adult only) | ~$123 |
| PR card renewal | ~$50 |
| Language test (if needed) | $300 – $325 |
We calculate your exact eligibility date using your travel history, leaving a safe margin so you don't apply even a day too early.
We confirm your tax filing history meets the requirement and gather identity, language, and residency documents.
We submit your complete application and help you prepare for the online citizenship test if you're between 18 and 54.
We guide you through the final steps to your oath ceremony and citizenship certificate.
Yes, partially — each day as a temporary resident or protected person before becoming a PR counts as half a day, up to a maximum credit of 365 days. This can meaningfully shorten your wait.
Canada recognizes dual and multiple citizenship, so you keep your existing nationality unless your country of origin specifically prohibits dual citizenship — worth confirming on your end before applying.
If it expires during processing, you can renew it or request a travel document if you need to travel internationally in the meantime.
Yes, as long as your total physical presence still adds up to 1,095 days within the 5-year window. We help you track and document every absence carefully so there's no ambiguity in your application.
A free consultation, no obligation — just a clear, honest read on your options.
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