Information to Know Before Coming to Canada with Inadmissibility In order to enter Canada as a visitor or if you intend on immigrating to Canada, you must take Canadian Immigrations laws into consideration; these laws are in place for the safety and security of Canadian citizens and permanent residents. Canadian Immigration is extremely selective with who they allow into the country and under wha…click for more...

What is TRP? Temporary Resident Permit is a permit granted to those who cannot enter Canada either due to health or security reasons. Persons who have been convicted of an offence such as DUI, assault charge, felony, theft, or any other such offences that can go back over 20 years ago can apply for TRP. TRP helps the person overcome their inadmissibility on temporary basis and is a viable opti…click for more...

Applying for Temporary Resident Permit and Criminal Rehabilitation Do you have a stubborn criminal record that will just not go away? Are you frustrated to travel just because you always get stopped and checked/asked a bunch of questions based on your past criminal activity? You do not have to worry about any of these situations if you do one thing, get a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) or Crim…click for more...

Travelling to Canada with Criminal Record Have you been convicted of a crime, or have committed a crime? If so, this may cause issues when you try to enter Canada. You may be found to be criminally inadmissible and be denied entry. If you currently face criminal inadmissibility issues, or you think you may face criminal inadmissibility in the future when you attempt to enter Canada, please read…click for more...