Visitors to Canada with a criminal record must apply for a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) or other special permissions to overcome their inadmissibility and gain legal entry into Canada. The processing time for a Temporary Resident Permit can vary widely, from a couple of hours to 8 months, depending on how and where the application is …
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Driving to Alaska from the continental USA can be a thrilling adventure. Still, the journey can be challenging for those with a criminal record. One of the primary obstacles is the need to travel through Canada, which may deny entry to individuals with a criminal record, regardless of the nature of the offense. This inadmissibility …
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Alaska welcomes millions of tourists annually, with many arriving on cruise ships. Cruises starting in the United States often stop in Canadian cities en route to Alaska. As such, tourists are sometimes surprised that they may need to present documents to enter Canada, even though the primary purpose of their trip is to end up …
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Canada has strict laws regarding access through its borders. Some crimes considered misdemeanors in some countries can make you inadmissible to enter Canada. Such is the case of DUI convictions. DUIs are among the most common reasons foreign visitors are denied entry to Canada. This denial might catch some off-guard. After all, how can Canadian …
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Known for its beautiful landscapes, multicultural cities, and welcoming communities, Canada is a popular destination for tourists, immigrants, and more. Like most other countries, there are rules and regulations for those wishing to enter Canada. The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) decides whether to allow or deny your entry regardless of if you’re coming for …
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