As a former protected person, I have question regarding of the citizenship application

[MikiCanada]

As a protected person, I got the PR three years ago, I am going to apply citizenship.
I wonder if anyone knows about the difference between other path to citizenship and refugee path to citizenship.
Is there anything different ?
Or is it just the same as other path?

Thanks.

 

[appwarez]

As a protected person, I got the PR three years ago, I am going to apply citizenship.
I wonder if anyone knows about the difference between other path to citizenship and refugee path to citizenship.
Is there anything different ?
Or is it just the same as other path?

Thanks.

Sweet and simple answer the citizenship process is basically the same, whether you became a permanent resident (PR) as a refugee/protected person or through another pathway (like skilled migration, family sponsorship, etc.).

 

[MikiCanada]

Sweet and simple answer the citizenship process is basically the same, whether you became a permanent resident (PR) as a refugee/protected person or through another pathway (like skilled migration, family sponsorship, etc.).

Thank you for your answers.

 

[xxffgg]

the only difference would be in the physical presence calculator where time spent as Protected Person counts as 50% with a cap of 365 days... That's irrelevant for you as you said you've been PR for 3 years meaning you already have the 1,095 days required as PR...

The rest is the same application process..