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Cheap Flights to Europe

Damn, I could’ve bought myself a round trip to Paris (France, not Ontario — yes, there is a Paris, Ontario)! Not that I’m allowed to leave Canada. I so can’t wait to get my permanent resident status. Right now I’m still worrying about whether or not they’re going to extend my visitor visa. It expired two days ago.

Author: Firda

Firda is an indecisive, full-time procrastinator. She still can't decide what she wants to be when she grows up. Maybe tomorrow.

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  1. Ah, too bad about Paris! Right now it’s beautiful, sun everywhere and not too crowded yet.
    About your visa, I wouldn’t be too worried: you’re married and a resident since some months, so it shouldn’t be long before you’re made a citizen, should it? (Unless you can’t have both citizenships and you want to keep the indonesian one.)

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  2. It doesn’t work that way. There’s no such thing as citizenship by marriage in Canada, unfortunately. You still have to apply for and get your permanent resident status before you can become a citizen. And Indonesia doesn’t recognise dual citizenship so when the time comes, I’m going to have to choose between the two.

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