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3 years, then you can begin the Naturalization process.

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The length of time that spouses of citizens have to wait before they can obtain citizenship varies depending on the country and its Immigration policies. In some countries, spouses may be eligible to apply for citizenship immediately after marrying a citizen. In others, there may be a waiting period ranging from a few years to several years before they can apply. It is advisable to check the specific requirements and processes of the country in question.

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