kaladdin said:Guys! this "intent to reside" clause only applies during the citizenship application process.
Quote from the CIC webaite:
"You must declare your intent to reside during the citizenship application process.
To become a citizen, you must indicate your intention to:
live in Canada,
work outside Canada as a Crown servant, or
live abroad with certain family members who are Crown servants.
Once you become a Canadian citizen, you have the right to enter, remain in, or leave Canada, one of the basic rights of citizenship."
So many times this has been repeated over and over again, but as you see some people like to be worried for absolutely no reason.