Inadmissibility

Inadmissibility

A foreign national’s criminal record could bar them from entering Canada. A person will either be unable to enter Canada as a visitor, student, or worker, or they will be unable to obtain PR or maintain their PR status. A foreign national can be found inadmissible on various grounds such as security reasons including espionage, human rights violation, organized crime etc. If you believe you may be inadmissible, you must disclose it to the immigration officer so the officer can decide whether you are barred from entering Canada. You must still provide all necessary proof even if an accusation brought against you outside of Canada was abandoned or an offence was cleared.

Individuals can overcome their inadmissibility to Canada and may be deemed admissible after officer’s careful review. Consultants at RSR IMMIGRATION CONSULTANCY will help you with these issues by carefully reviewing the case.

If you have found inadmissible and you have compelling reasons to travel to Canada, you may be issued a Temporary Resident Permit.

Depending on the crime and how long it has been since, inadmissible person can still be allowed to enter Canada, if you:

  • convince an immigration officer that you will meet the legal terms to be deemed rehabilitated or,
  • applied for rehabilitated and were approved or,
  • were granted a record suspension and or have been issued a TRP.

 

RSR Immigration Consultancy has done extensive research on the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations, which govern all aspects of immigration into Canada. Our extensive knowledge in the Canadian immigration law allows us to provide you with services of the greatest caliber. Our firm has the knowledge and experience necessary to help you successfully resolve your immigration case with the least amount of hassle.