Legal Issues
Inadmissibility and Legal Issues
One of the major immigration problems in Canada is inadmissibility. Inadmissibility to Canada is an immigration issue that essentially means that a person is barred from entering the country. There are a few different causes for inadmissibility, most having to do with medical issues or criminal inadmissibility.
Criminal Inadmissibility
If a person has been convicted of or committed a crime in Canada or their home country, and that crime is equivalent to a crime in Canada according to Canadian criminal law, the person may be considered inadmissible to Canada due to criminality. It is important to note that not all crimes and convictions make a person inadmissible to Canada.
Medical Issues
A person can also be considered inadmissible to Canada due to their health situation. If a person has a medical condition that poses a serious threat to the health or safety of the Canadian public, they will likely not be allowed to enter the country. Likewise, a person might be denied entry if an immigration officer determines that there is a chance that they will pose an excessive demand from publicly funded Canadian health and social services.
How to overcome Inadmissibility:
If you are inadmissible to Canada, we can review your situation and provide all possible solutions to overcome this inadmissibility. This could be any of the following depending on the applicable inadmissibility:
- Rehabilitation
- Record Suspension
- Temporary Resident Permit
We are also expert in situations where your earlier application for Visit, Study, Work or Immigration is refused and you need to re-apply.
In some refusal situations, you may be eligible to apply for an appeal to Immigration appeal division, we can prepare and apply for the appeal.