Common offenses that make people inadmissible to Canada Generally speaking, any act that is illegal both in the country where it took place and in Canada creates the potential for inadmissibility issues. That being said, the Canadian government offers options to allow newcomers to overcome inadmissibility. By Daniel Levy
Will Canadian border services officers ask about your criminal record? When you arrive at a Canadian port of entry, you may be asked if you have a criminal record. By Daniel Levy
How to visit Canada this summer even if you have a criminal record If you believe you are criminally inadmissible to Canada, don’t lose hope. You may still be able to take your vacation to Canada this summer. By Daniel Levy
Can I enter Canada with a criminal record? Foreign nationals need to be aware that a criminal record can make them inadmissible to Canada. By Daniel Levy
DUI: How to enter Canada if you have been convicted or charged You may have trouble entering Canada if you have a previous driving under the influence (DUI) offense. By Daniel Levy
Visiting Canada this winter? How to avoid criminal inadmissibility issues at the border Many will look to visit the Great White North this winter now that Canada’s borders have re-opened and the Christmas holidays are around the corner. By Daniel Levy
Applying for Canadian permanent residence with a criminal record Canada wants new permanent residents (PRs) — in fact, more than a million of them. Nearly 60 per cent of these new arrivals will come to Canada as skilled workers. Express Entry is the main way that Canada processes skilled worker applications. By Michael Schwartz
Planning a winter vacation in Canada? What to do with a past criminal record As the summer comes to an end, tourists from the U.S. and other countries are beginning to plan Canadian winter vacations or excursions. Canada is one of the best places to embrace the winter season. The activities are endless at most tourist destinations across the country. It is important to note that if you plan […] By Matt Hendler
How to return to Canada after being ordered to leave Canada can order non-citizens to leave the country by issuing removal orders. Some of the reasons for such orders can include criminal conduct and violation of Canadian immigration laws. If you’ve been subject to a removal order, you may need an Authorization to Return to Canada (ARC) to come back. By Michael Schwartz
