How to Become A Canadian Citizen

Canada is few of the countries millions of Filipinos choose to live in. The younger ones tend to look at the place as the perfect grounds for careers; while the not-so-young ones look at it as a fantastic place to settle in. Although as of the moment, Canada is the dream for most Filipinos, getting there and becoming a citizen can be your roadblock. Furthermore, with the political concerns in The Land of the Great, you’d be thinking twice in moving to the U.S.

For those of you who are unsure of what good Canada brings, let me tell you a few things about it. Canada is the country in which people are over-friendly. It’s not like you’re in a cartoon but hey, you get the point. Moreover, the healthcare in Canada is something that your grandparents would dream of. A leader would reflect its country, isn’t that right? Well, Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau is one of the most-liked leaders across the globe.

Is coming to Canada easy?

Although for most people who have relatives in Canada, this question seems to be a no-brainer. However in general terms, becoming a citizen is something that would require extra effort. For people who are interested in residing in the vast lands with snow, here’s how you can do it.

At least be 18 years old

If you’re a minor and you’re reading this… go read something else! Just joking. Kidding aside, moving to Canada while you’re a minor can be a maze; minors need their parents to fill out the application form for them but their parents doesn’t necessarily need to be a citizen. For a detailed instruction, click here.

But if you know to yourself that you’re not a minor;

You can enter the platform of skilled workers