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Thanks all. I appreciate all your input. I have 2 kids and both were born in Canada. I can easily pick up passports for them right?

Lols.... Move to settle down permanently sometime in the future, Yes but now NO. [ Are you paying and filing taxes in Canada? Do you have a house/home? Is your business a Canadian business? Why does you need to be out of the country for more than 6 months in a year if you are doing business...

It would appear so. or unless I stay about 8 months in 6 years. Either way, it's an hefty price

I see things have really changed. There's little difference meeting the PR requirements and Citizenship. 5 months isn't that different from 6. It's doable but would be very hectic and demanding. I would have to be in the country every alternate month for the next 4 years consecutively. That's...

LOL. Hopefully it won't become a protracted battle with CIC. But am just thinking out loud, for foreign workers working offshore that need to be out for work related purposes, what's the hope for them? I presume that was why the judges were there to judge the merits of each individual cases...

Please read well, I said and am quoting 'I need the passport'. I don't need judgemental people on this thread and you don't know all about me or my situation to make an informed judgement about me. If you leave your contact I would mail you when I eventually do get the passport.

That still figures about 5 months in any year. This is really tough. What if am running a business from inside Canada that requires frequent travel. We are talking creative solutions here. Is that going to work in convincing a Judge?

Who will write a report against me? Voluntary relinquish after buying it for 220000cad, I think not. You gotta be kidding me. You must be one hilarious fellow

Hi, I got my PR early this year through the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program, spent just 2 months inside Canada and am back in my home country. I'm aware of the very stringent new citizenship requirements especially as regards spending 183 days minimum yearly in an overall period of 4 out of...