Inadmissability

Inadmissible to Canada

There are two ways inadmissibility can affect a person coming to canada:

Denied entry to Canada: Refusing a visa for Criminal, Medical, Misrepresentation or Security Risk reasons

Denied PR application: Preventing an individual from obtaining (or maintaining) their Permanent Residence status due to Criminal, Medical, Misrepresentation or failure to maintain their Residency Obligation.

Individuals can be found to be inadmissible on the following grounds:

• Criminal Inadmissibility
• Medical Inadmissibility
• Misrepresentation
• Residency Obligation
• Organized Crime (or ties to it)
• Security Risk
• Committed Human or International rights violations

Overcoming Inadmissibility

Criminal Inadmissibility: A person can be deemed rehabilitated if more then 10 years have passed and they only committed one offense that is a non-serious crime. A person is eligible to apply for Criminal Rehabilitation if more than 5 years have passed since their conviction. A TRP is a temporary waiver granted to an individual allowing them to remain in Canada temporarily despite their inadmissiblity.

We can help you with your Inadmissibility issue. Contact us to speak with one of our consultants to learn more.