The Canadian Government takes most alcohol and drug related offences extremely serious. Therefore,
DUIs may make it hard for you to enter Canada. Anyone, with a DUI on their record is criminally inadmissible to enter Canada. Entry may be denied at the border despite having the right documentation. You may not even intend to drive once you enter Canada, but the
DUI on your record may make your entry into Canada difficult.
Having a DUI on your record, may make things complicated, and you may be required to apply for special permission to enter Canada. There are two possible solutions for you if you are in a similar situation:
If you have any questions about how to enter Canada with a DUI conviction or about TRPs. You can contact us, and our team of experienced professional will be happy to help you.
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