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I can't imagine Canada not being lenient in this situation, we tend to have quite good relations with all commonwealth countries
by pletsch 7y ago
I can't imagine Canada not being lenient in this situation, we tend to have quite good relations with all commonwealth countries
- digianarchist 7y agoAs a British citizen and now also a Canadian citizen I can confirm that we don't get any special treatment and rightly so.
- cachvico 7y agoWe do with driving licences, at least in Quebec. We don't have to pass a test to get a licence here smh.
- grecy 7y agoThis is an extremely common misconception. I'm Australian, took about five years to get Permanent Residency for Canada. I've been working on Citizenship for about three, still ongoing. On all my application forms my country of origin has nothing to do with anything. My application process would have been identical if I were from Turkey or Mali or the Congo. (unless I was claiming refugee status, which is entirely different) I still had to take an English test, even though my application was sponsored through a company that had been employing me as an Engineer for two years already, and my Engineering degree is from Australia. Commonwealth countries do get a bit a good deal with work visas for Canada, but for residency and citizenship it doesn't change a thing.