No provisionsNeed to hold permanent residency for at least 2 years, which takes ~1 years to obtain if you are on a work permit. However, both the PR and naturalization processes are highly discretionary, and depend on multiple additional factors.Must be both married and hold permanent residency for 2 years (which is immediately available to spouses of citizens). However, both the PR and naturalization processes are highly discretionary, and depend on multiple additional factors.
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