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I am a British citizen how do i get a duel citizenship in Canada ?
You haven't given a lot of details. My mother carried both British & Canadian passports; she was British-born but married a canadian in WWII and lived in Canada since then. you are allowed to have both.
I was born in Canada but live in the UK; I have a Canadian passport with a 'right of abode in the UK' stamp which is through ancestry and is lifelong. I can also have a UK passport as I've lived here 17 years
Apply for permanent residency - wait, get accepted - move, live here for 3 years, apply for citizenship - wait, go through the process. Probably won't take more than 5-6 years if you qualify.
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