If you are found to be inadmissible to Canada then you will not be permitted to enter. Those who wish to enter Canada as Permanent Residents, Visitors, Foreign Workers, Business Visitors and Students must meet with the requirements of Canadian Immigration law and regulations.
You can be found inadmissible to Canada under the following circumstances;
Criminal Inadmissibility
Medical Inadmissibility
Misrepresentation
Organized Crime
Security Risk
Human or International Rights Violations
Medical Inadmissibility
Misrepresentation
Organized Crime
Security Risk
Human or International Rights Violations
Overcoming Criminal Inadmissibility
You may overcome Criminal Inadmissibility through Rehabilitation. Individuals considered criminally inadmissible may be allowed to enter Canada if the government of Canada considers them to be criminally rehabilitated.
If you are found inadmissible to Canada for Medical or Criminal reasons they you may be able to apply for a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) to overcome your inadmissibility and be allowed to enter into Canada on a temporary basis. Some of the other options may include Criminal Rehabilitation, Record Suspension or being Deemed Rehabilitated which will overcome the inadmissibility entirely allowing you entry to Canada without a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP).
If you are found inadmissible to Canada for Medical or Criminal reasons they you may be able to apply for a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) to overcome your inadmissibility and be allowed to enter into Canada on a temporary basis. Some of the other options may include Criminal Rehabilitation, Record Suspension or being Deemed Rehabilitated which will overcome the inadmissibility entirely allowing you entry to Canada without a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP).
