Good news! There have been some changes in Canada's Citizenship Act Bill C-6, one important change is that Canadian citizens born abroad who do not apply for citizenship before the age of 28 will no longer have their status automatically revoked.
Bill C-6 abolishes the provision that second-generation Canadians born abroad,
who do not apply for Canadian citizenship before the age of 28
will have their nationality automatically revoked,
and changes it to a case-by-case basis,
decided by the Federal Court or the Minister of Immigration.
The new Bill C-6 stipulates that the only reason for revoking nationality is if there is fraud during the application process. Additionally, even if an individual's citizenship is revoked, they have the right to appeal. Under previous regulations, Canadian children born abroad had to apply for citizenship before the age of 28, or they would automatically lose their citizenship.
With the new regulations in effect, Canadian citizens born abroad no longer need to worry!
The Immigration Department has also issued a notice: "Anyone who may have their Canadian citizenship revoked can retain their citizenship through federal court litigation." The introduction of Bill C-6 indicates that the Canadian government is adopting a welcoming attitude towards immigrants, creating favorable conditions for them to obtain citizenship.
This is good news for many Chinese immigrants~ Because many Chinese immigrants, after obtaining citizenship, will settle and do business in countries outside Canada. Their children born abroad, according to past regulations, would automatically lose Canadian citizenship if they did not reapply before the age of 28.
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