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That's the thing. My dad became a citizen while he was studying and living there for a couple of years.. He was british to begin with. Then became a canadian. So he has a dual. I keep reading this "However, as a Canadian citizen, you can sponsor your children to become Canadian permanent...

Ah! But do I just apply like my younger brother did? What's this all about having to be younger than 22 years old?

Yes, my dad was a citizen before I was born! So if I were to become a citizen, if that even is possible my son cannot apply?

Hi! So at the thread names states, my dad has a Canadian citizenship from when he was living and studying in Canada. He has since then moved to Sweden. But can I apply even though I'm older than 22? I really want to apply as I have a son that is 4 years old, so he has the opportunity to get it...