How can Canadian students become Canadian citizens?

Studying abroad is a way that many people choose to immigrate to Canada, with short time and high success rate. If you are an international student, under normal circumstances, you will find a job after graduation, apply for immigration after working for one year, get a residence permit after one or two years, and apply for naturalization after living in Canada for two years (within five years). You have to wait 1 year, take the exam, pass the exam, and take the oath of naturalization for several months. Then, you can become a Canadian citizen.

First of all, after the expiration of three years, download the form from the Internet, take photos, pay the money, fill in the form, and register and mail the application. I will receive a reply after more than a month, telling me that it will take about 12 months to complete the application, and attach a book "Looking at Canada" to write about naturalization. But it is also possible to receive a reply in advance to take the exam, so you should prepare as soon as possible.

Take time to study Canada. Examination is an effective way to let "newcomers" know about Canada. The geography, history, politics and legal knowledge of Canada were explained in detail. The most important thing is to let people learn how to fulfill their obligations as Canadian citizens.

I believe that the examination process should be a small case for international students. First of all, you have to queue up one by one to check your documents. You may ask some simple questions, such as whether you have returned to China in the past four years and whether you are working or studying now.

The verification process is very time consuming. The actual exam usually takes only half an hour and has 20 questions. Give four alternative answers to each question, and one answer sheet is blacked out. There are two questions about civic duty, both of which must be answered correctly. If one of these two questions is answered incorrectly, it will fail. The examiner said that if he failed in the exam, he would take it again six months later.

If you pass the exam, you will receive a letter and appoint a time to take the oath. On the same day, the maple leaf card will be handed over, the immigration document will be stamped, the judge will make a speech, take an oath, issue a citizenship card, sign an oath and play the national anthem. In the end, everyone will shout: I am Canadian. At this point, the ceremony ended, which lasted about one and a half hours.