Скачать или смотреть Canadian Citizenship After Bill C-3 | Who Qualifies & What to Verify First

Global demand for second passports is rising — and Canada has recently made significant changes to its citizenship rules.

In December 2025, Bill C-3 amended Canada’s Citizenship Act by removing the first-generation limit for citizenship by descent. This change reopened eligibility for many people who were previously excluded, sometimes referred to as “Lost Canadians”. However, expanded eligibility does not mean automatic citizenship.

In this video, we explain:
• what Bill C-3 changed
• who may be affected by citizenship by descent
• common misconceptions around eligibility
• why citizenship verification is essential before applying
• how to avoid misinformation and unnecessary risks

⏱ Timecodes
00:00 Intro
00:37 What changed under Bill C-3?
01:24 Common misunderstandings
01:56 Importance of verification
02:34 Outro

Citizenship is a legal status that depends on dates, generational links, and proper documentation. Applying without verifying your status can lead to delays, refusals, or complications.

At AnyVisa, we provide regulated, compliance-based immigration guidance. We do not promise shortcuts or guaranteed outcomes — our role is to help individuals understand their real legal position before taking action.

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