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Can periods of non-physical residence be counted towards the Citizenship residence requirements?

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Can periods of non-physical residence be counted towards the Citizenship residence requirements?

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Generally, actual physical residence is required. However in a number of instances, non-physical residence has been acceptable. The issue of physical and non-physical residence has given rise to substantial litigation and accordingly merits further consideration by prospective applicants. For a more thorough discussion on this issue, kindly refer to our publication – “CANADIAN CITIZENSHIP AND THE THREE YEAR RESIDENCE REQUIREMENT”.

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