
Dual Citizenship 101: What New Canadians Should Know About Keeping Two Passports
Many new Canadians want to know whether becoming a Canadian citizen means giving up citizenship somewhere else. In many cases, it does not. Canada generally allows more than one citizenship, so a person may become Canadian without automatically losing another nationality. The bigger issue is that the other country has its own rules, and those...
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