Welcome to our blog post about dual citizenship in Canada! If you're thinking about becoming a Canadian citizen, you might be wondering if you can keep your other citizenships. The good news is that Canada allows dual citizenship! However, it’s important to note that whether you can retain your other citizenship(s) depends on the laws in your home country.

Some countries allow dual citizenship without any issues, while others have specific rules or simply don’t recognize it at all. In this post, we’ll explore the top 10 countries where naturalized Canadian citizens often come from and what their laws say about dual citizenship.

If you hold citizenship from a country that doesn’t allow dual citizenship, like India or China, obtaining Canadian citizenship means you’ll have to give up your original citizenship. On the other hand, countries like the USA, Brazil, and France will let you keep both nationalities!

Wondering if you qualify for Canadian citizenship? You can use the CanadaVisa citizenship eligibility calculator for a quick check. And if you need more personalized advice, consider scheduling a free consultation with the Cohen Immigration Law Firm.