Visiting Canada this winter? How to avoid criminal inadmissibility issues at the border You have three major options if you wish to overcome criminal inadmissibility when visiting Canada. 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
I got a DUI years ago. Can I visit Canada? Canada offers three major ways to apply to enter the country if you have a DUI. People commonly ask: “Can I enter Canada if I got a DUI 10 years ago?” By Matt Hendler
Do I need to apply for Criminal Rehabilitation to enter Canada? Criminal Rehabilitation can ensure future travel to Canada without issues. Are you planning to come to Canada to immigrate, study, work, or simply visit? By Matt Hendler
Driving into Canada with a past DUI? Here is how you can apply for a waiver A DUI can make it difficult to come to Canada, however, there are options to overcome criminal inadmissibility. Fully-vaccinated tourists from the United States have been able to travel to Canada as of August 9, 2021. By Matt Hendler
How to visit Canada if you have a criminal record There are three main ways you can overcome criminal inadmissibility to be able to visit Canada. Canada’s borders are reopening to tourists. By Matt Hendler
U.S. tourists: Your options if you are inadmissible to Canada Preparing in advance can help you avoid being turned away at the Canadian border. Prior to the coronavirus pandemic some 15 million U.S. tourists visited Canada each year. By Matt Hendler
U.S. tourists to Canada: Do you have a criminal record? U.S. tourists are welcome back to Canada beginning August 9. If you have a criminal record, here is what you can do to enter Canada. Fully-vaccinated tourists from the United States will be able to travel to Canada effective August 9, 2021. By Michael Schwartz
