Canadian citizenship?

[Bernard]

I just heard about this "discretionary grant of citizenship" in Canada. All four of my grandparents are from Canada which makes me elligible. Good to know.

https://cadimmigration.com/?p=3503

[Daniel]

It sounds easier than getting a driver's license.

[AdagioM]

It’s great to have good options! I don’t…

[Daniel]

I don't have any such option. It sounds great and so easy.

[wtg]

Mine is Lithuania. Gets me into the EU and a country in NATO, but a little too close to Vladimir for my taste.

[kluurs]

My father was born in Canada to Canadian citizens, lived there about 2 weeks and then moved to the US. I applied for Canadian citizenship about 6 years ago and now have joint citizenship there. It took over a year.

[Daniel]

I'd move to the UK if I had $$$$$.

I'm not sure what good it would do but at least I could live in a Georgian house with gardens or in Andy's Grade I listed tower house with an elevator.

[AndyD]

I think very few folk could afford to buy & upkeep "Andy's grade 1 listed tower house with lift" or the beautiful estates mansions, rectories, that I link here.

Though I'm certain many would withdraw from the world, and pull up the drawbridge of their moated castle, as it were.
However, life is work, until age & retirement of some form beckons.

[Rontuner]

Mine is the Czech Republic. Mom was born here before her parents became US citizens so it looks like our kids qualify too. Looks to cost about 7k?

[Mark]

My Grandfather is from Greece. My Great grandparents are from Italy. Not sure I would want to live in either country. I considered retiring in Portugal but I would not like being so far from my children.