Can Canadian citizens stay in China as long as they want after naturalization?

Yes, no matter how long you stay abroad after naturalization, you will never lose your Canadian citizenship. However, it should be noted that once naturalized, China citizenship will be revoked. Therefore, every time you return to China, you need to apply for a Chinese visa, which is generally valid for about 3 months to 6 months. After the deadline, you must reapply for a Chinese visa in Hongkong or Korea before you can re-enter China.

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Canadian naturalization conditions:

1, must be a legal permanent resident of Canada.

2./kloc-children aged 0/8 or above and/kloc-children under 0/8 must apply by their parents.

3. Have enough conversational skills in English or French, and be able to read and write simple Chinese.

4. Understand the rights and responsibilities as a Canadian citizen, and be familiar with Canada's political system, historical background and geographical situation.

5. Have lived in Canada for three years in the four years before applying for the new immigration law.

The calculation method is: if you have lived in Canada before becoming a permanent resident of Canada (such as a student or a work visa holder), your residence time will be counted as one and a half days, but it can only be counted as one year at most, and after becoming a permanent resident, one day in Canada will be counted as one day. In other words, in the four years before the application, the applicant must have lived in Canada for three years, and at least two of them have immigration status.

6. No criminal record.

After the Canadian naturalization conditions are met, the Canadian Immigration Department will clarify the rights and responsibilities of citizens when applying for naturalization; For example, voting is a citizen's right and a citizen's responsibility. You must also know the specific Canadian naturalization requirements.

References:

Visa Online-Canadian Visa Center Website