What’s the difference between PR and citizenship in Canada?
Asked by Kanika Shukla
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1 Answer
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Permanent Residency (PR) in Canada allows you to live, work, and study indefinitely, but you cannot vote, run for office, or hold a Canadian passport. Citizenship, granted after meeting residency and other criteria, gives you full rights, including voting, political participation, and a Canadian passport.
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