I've read somewhere (maybe on this forum) that the time spent outside Canada to find and buy a property in another country is counted towards the citizenship residency requirement. Or is it only for permanent residency?
Can someone here confirm or point me to some official documentation?
I've read somewhere (maybe on this forum) that the time spent outside Canada to find and buy a property in another country is counted towards the citizenship residency requirement. Or is it only for permanent residency?
Can someone here confirm or point me to some official documentation?
I can confirm that this is NOT true for either citizenship OR permanent residency.
I have no idea where you saw this but it wasn't from anyone who has studied the regulations.
I've read somewhere (maybe on this forum) that the time spent outside Canada to find and buy a property in another country is counted towards the citizenship residency requirement. Or is it only for permanent residency?
Can someone here confirm or point me to some official documentation?
Actually, I am a Canadian citizen since 2012, so that's not an issue for me. However, I vaguely remembered a discussion on this topic and I was intrigued by that. Just wanted to know if it's urban talking...
Actually, I am a Canadian citizen since 2012, so that's not an issue for me. However, I vaguely remembered a discussion on this topic and I was intrigued by that. Just wanted to know if it's urban talking...
But it's not about buying a property, it's about selling it
"Provide supporting documents that apply to your situation, e.g., hospitalization abroad, proof of family member's illness, property/business sale documents, court documents for trials abroad, employment contracts for overseas work, proof of education abroad (for students), contracts for workoutside Canada"
