Inadmissible to Canada? Options to Overcome Criminal, Medical, or Other Inadmissibility
If you’ve been told you are inadmissible to Canada, it can feel overwhelming. Many people search for answers to questions like: “Can I enter Canada if I have a criminal record?” or “How do I overcome medical inadmissibility in Canada?” The good news is that being inadmissible does not always mean you can never come to Canada. There are legal solutions available depending on your situation.
Received a Procedural Fairness Letter?
A procedural fairness letter is not a refusal. It tells you that IRCC has a concern and gives you a chance to respond, usually by a deadline stated in the letter. Misrepresentation concerns need particular care. Read our page on how to respond to a procedural fairness letter, or call us at (289) 652-0529.