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1.Permanent Residency: You need to have acquired permanent residency status in Canada.
2.Residency in Canada: You must have physically resided in Canada for at least 3 out of the last 5 years.
3.Tax Compliance: If you are required to file taxes in Canada, you should have filed your taxes for the relevant years.
4.Citizenship Test: You are required to pass a citizenship test that evaluates your knowledge of Canadian rights, responsibilities, and general knowledge about the country.
5.Language Proficiency: You need to provide evidence of your language skills in either English or French, the official

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No, marrying a Canadian citizen does not automatically grant you Canadian citizenship. If you wish to become a Canadian citizen, you must go through the same application process as any other individual. There is no special procedure for spouses of Canadian citizens. To apply for citizenship, you need to fulfill certain requirements. This includes being physically present in Canada for at least 1,095 days during the 5 years immediately preceding your application date.

Individuals intending to visit Canada must submit their application from outside the country before their travel. The requirements for your friend or family member will vary based on factors such as the type of travel document they hold, the issuing country of their travel document, their nationality, and the mode of transportation to Canada. If they require a visitor visa, you can offer them a letter of invitation to support their visa application. Although a letter of invitation can be helpful, it does not guarantee that the person will be granted a visa.