Difference between Canada PR & Citizenship (1)

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Difference Between Canada PR Citizenship

• Often people have a misconception in
  understanding Canada permanent residency and
  citizenship. Both these status are beneficial for
  a migrant and have a thin line difference between
  them.
• Permanent Residency of Canada
• This status can be claimed by professionals or
  workers who wish to reside in Canada on long
  term. By applying for a PR visa, this status is
  obtained. Candidates who are legal nationals of a
  specific country, with min. graduation and 2
  years work experience qualify for PR status.
  Along, PR demands that the permanent residency
  applicant must have a good English language
  caliber, sound health and no previous criminal
  record. After the application process and
  successful application approval, the candidate
  gets a PR status and is termed as Canadian
  permanent resident.

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• On becoming a permanent resident, he or she gets
  right to work for full-time (long term), stay
  anywhere in the country, take along family,
  travel anywhere in Canada come to home country
  or any country multiple times, right to apply for
  citizenship, etc. Likewise, permanent residency
  status holder also gets a right to enjoy
  subsidized benefits like free education, free
  healthcare, pensions, social security etc.
• He or she will not be allowed to vote and run any
  kind of business in Canada.
• Citizenship of Canada
• Canadian citizenship can be claimed only by
  naturalized citizens (humans born in Canada) or
  people who are successful permanent residents. As
  a citizen of Canada, you will be at a higher
  advantage than a permanent resident. Additional
  rights like right to vote, run a business,
  participate in politics, Canadian passport etc.
  will be given to you. In a nutshell, you will
  have un-restricted rights to live in the country
  forever.
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