The Canadian government has changed a major law of citizenship .
The Canadian government is going to make changes to the citizenship law. If the child of a Canadian citizen is born in another country, then he can also get Canadian citizenship. Canadian Immigration Minister Mark Miller said in a statement.
The Canadian government is going to make changes to the citizenship law. If the child of a Canadian citizen is born in another country, then he can also get Canadian citizenship. Canadian Immigration Minister Mark Miller said in a statement.
The Canadian government amended the Citizenship Act in 2009
In fact, the Canadian government amended the Citizenship Act in 2009. However, now the Canadian government has enacted a law for citizenship on the basis of descent. According to the law, enacted by Mark Miller, the law will run from the first generation to the second generation on the basis of descent. The law has also been welcomed by migrants from different countries.
Children born abroad after 2009 will get Canadian citizenship as Canadians
According to the Times of India report, under the proposed amendment law, children born abroad after 2009 will get Canadian citizenship as Canadians. This rule was not there before, but now it is the Government of Canada who has taken this decision.
The amendment to the law would benefit non-resident Indians more as canada has a high number of nrIs.
Ken Nickell-Lanenk, founder of the immigration services firm, said the amendment to the law would benefit non-resident Indians more as canada has a high number of nrIs. He says that the purpose of this law is to get citizenship here for citizens of other countries having links with Canada who are in a relationship with Canada. Read more
Canada's Immigration Minister Mark Miller said the law generally limited the citizenship of descent to the first generation
Canada’s Immigration Minister Mark Miller said the law generally limited the citizenship of descent to the first generation, but now it will benefit others who have a genuine relationship with Canada except a few. This is not an unacceptable effect on the family but will rather affect migrant life choices. Including these changes are only aimed at securing the value of Canadian citizenship, as we are committed to making the citizenship process as fair and transparent as possible.
Children born between 2009 who were affected by changes in the Conservative government will get automatic citizenship rights under liberal law.
The Canadian government is set to come up with a new decision regarding making Canadian citizenship available to a certain class of foreigners that will help “missing Canadians”.
Children born between 2009 who were affected by changes in the Conservative government will get automatic citizenship rights under liberal law.
After the implementation of this rule, children born will be given citizenship by being tested in different ways.
