As a Canadian citizen currently living outside of Canada, can I apply for an Old Age Security Pension?
You may be entitled to an Old Age Security pension provided you are 65 or over and have lived in Canada for at least 20 years after reaching age 18. If you have not lived in Canada for 20 years after reaching age 18 but have lived or worked in a country with which Canada has a social security agreement, periods of coverage in that country may be used to help you qualify for an Old Age pension.
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