Which Way for me to get an entry Visa

[Cosmosis]

My situation is as follows. It turned out that my father (born 1950 in Montenegro) has a right to Canadian citizenship, because my Grandfather was born 1922 in Canada.
He wants to apply for Canadian citizenship.
I wonder when my Father becomes a Canadian citizen, what are my options for example to be permanent resident? I think that the right of citizenship I do not have or maybe I have?
Is there any benefits in procedure for me, because my Father is Canadian citizen and I am his son? Also brother of my great-grandfather gave his life for Canada in the First World War 102nd Battalion. A grateful nation recognizes his sacrifise every year on June 13th when page 266 from the Book of Remembrance of the First World War is displayed for public viewing in the Memorial Chamber of the Parliament of Canada.
What is my best way to get an entry visa for me? If you can help me with well-intentioned advice?
Thanks in advance[/b]

 

[scylla]

Chances are that your father is entitled to Canadian citizenship and you are not. If that's the case, if you wish to immigrate to Canada, you would need to apply for permanent residency just like anyone else and would have no advantage.

Post your question to the citizenship section of the forum to confirm if you are entitled to citizenship or not. If not, you'll need to start researching Canada's immigration programs here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/apply.asp