Dual Citizenship in Canada — What's Allowed
Canada fully allows dual citizenship. You can become Canadian without giving up your existing citizenship — if your other country also allows it.
Countries That Don't Allow It
China, India, Japan, and Singapore don't recognize dual citizenship. Check your home country's rules.
Practical Implications
- Travel: Enter Canada on your Canadian passport, enter your other country on that passport.
- Taxes: You may have obligations in both countries.
- Military service: Some countries require service from all citizens.
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