
Citizenship Residency Requirement: 1,095 Days Explained (With Calculator Logic)
Applying for Canadian citizenship involves more than counting three years on a calendar. You need to establish how many days you were physically present in Canada, account for eligible time before becoming a permanent resident, and use the correct five-year eligibility period. Even a few incorrectly counted travel days can affect your application date. This...
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