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Category: Criminal Inadmissibility

Entering Canada with an Impaired Driving Conviction
Learn how impaired driving convictions affect entry to Canada, and understand your options including TRPs, deemed rehabilitation and criminal rehabilitation.
Inadmissibility for Organized Crime: Definitions
Here you will find a description of the kinds of acts that can cause a person to be found inadmissible for involvement in organized crime.
Committing of an Act & Committing a Crime on Entering Canada
In assessing whether a person should be deemed inadmissible to Canada for individual criminal activity, Canadian immigration officers will first classify a person into one
Inadmissibility for Individual Criminality: Definitions
Here you will find a description of the kinds of behaviour that can cause a person to be found inadmissible for individual criminal acts. If an
Submitting Your Application
Step 5: Submitting Your Application Deemed Rehabilitation If you are applying for deemed rehabilitation, you do not need to submit an official application form. However,

Criminal Inadmissibility and Temporary Resident Permits (TRP)
Learn how to overcome criminal inadmissibility to Canada through a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) and understand eligibility, validity, and application rules.
Temporary Resident Permit Fees
Information on the fees that must be paid when applying for a TRP. Generally, there is a processing fee of $200 per individual for the
Applying for Additional Permits as a Temporary Resident Permit Holder
Here, you will find information on: How TRP holders can apply for additional TRPs. How TRP holders can apply for work permits and study permits.

How to Overcome a Finding of Inadmissibility for Past Criminal Activity
Learn how to overcome criminal inadmissibility to Canada through rehabilitation or a TRP. Understand eligibility, applications, fees and what officers consider.

