I think we are all making lot of incorrect assumptions here - like assuming that every year has 12 months to start with. May be there is some concept of extended year where in one can be in India for 5-5.5 months and still meet the residency requirements.

I am still figuring out the correct numbers

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..........I also worked in India that was during year 1999 since then I am very much on permanent visa.

I worked 9 year abroad(as permanent resident) and ..........

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..... unfortunately I am less then 30, seems Canada has poor mathematics

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........and my PR status is always taken care by my company, so I know very well what kind of Emotion you are going through..........

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To add - my assumption is that He is a MAN ...

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Originally posted by Iceberg

Bhai Saab,

You have to be physically present for 1095 days out of a total of four years to qualify for citizenship. Now if you stay out for 5 -5.5 months in a year you cannot accumulate enough days to qualify for citizenship. So if you want to, you can apply for citizenship here. But be prepared to get a rejection, because may be you have got your mathematics wrong.

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Originally posted by Innocent_heart


I am permanently employed by Canadian office,I have not come through transfer or temporary visa. I came here as change in my job and leaving my Green card(Germany),If I want I can also apply for citizenship here.

What I wanted to say is my present company has branch everywhere and time to time I got chance to live in Europe/USA and other asian country. I also worked in India that was during year 1999 since then I am very much on permanent visa.

I worked 9 year abroad(as permanent resident) and my PR status is always taken care by my company, so I know very well what kind of Emotion you are going through.


The problem is you assume too much. first you assumed I am on temp visa then I don't live in India, Man as per as my Job I need to physically live 5-5.5 month in India every year, so last 9 year 4.5 year i physically lived in India.

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Originally posted by viggy

I think we are all making lot of incorrect assumptions here - like assuming that every year has 12 months to start with. May be there is some concept of extended year where in one can be in India for 5-5.5 months and still meet the residency requirements.

I am still figuring out the correct numbers

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..........I also worked in India that was during year 1999 since then I am very much on permanent visa.

I worked 9 year abroad(as permanent resident) and ..........

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So that gives a person 10 years experience - 1999 in India and 9 years abroad. Since 2000-2008 is only 8.25 years, how did it give 9 years, I donno.

Anyways, that is a total of 10 years.

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In India, by the time one passes, 10+2, one will be at least 17 years. If to get a job in an MNC with 40-50% outside india stay etc., I assume one needs an MBA equivalent from a top college. A engg+ MBA takes 6 years... so that will put one at 23 yrs on passout... Add to that 10 years experience, one has to be 33 at least

My numbers comes to same as what Maharaj assumed, but then,

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Even a simple 3 yr degree will put one at 30+ and not less than 30; but then again, I am not even talking about the time needed to apply for PR in each country.

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To add - my assumption is that He is a MAN ...

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Looking at his profile, his ability to get PR, greencard, Visas, Citizenship, Degrees, Money in billions he is NOT a man. He is a Superman.

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Looking at his profile, his ability to get PR, greencard, Visas, Citizenship, Degrees, Money in billions h
e is NOT a man. He is a Superman.

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Please refrain from getting personal as the moderator has advised . Lets maintain the quality of the forum .

For those who have not read this and on a lighter note please read this thread titled 'things missed about India ' .

http://canadiandesi.com/read.php?TID=16576

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