Certain individuals are deemed inadmissible and are not allowed to enter Canada. Inadmissibility can be due to involvement in criminal activity, human rights violations, organized crime, security concerns, health issues, or financial reasons.
If you have committed or been convicted of a criminal offense, you may be denied entry into Canada. This includes both minor and serious offenses such as theft, assault, manslaughter, dangerous driving, and driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. For a comprehensive list of criminal offenses in Canada, refer to the Canadian Criminal Code.
If you were convicted of a crime as a minor, you may still be permitted to enter Canada.
QACICS can assist you by preparing an affidavit to serve as your letter of invitation. This document requires a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who is a relative or friend to sign the affidavit inviting you to visit Canada. QACICS can also assist in completing the application forms for the Temporary Resident (Visitor) Visa and provide guidance on the necessary supporting documents to increase the likelihood of a successful application.
If you would like to know more, answer a few simple questions Free Canada Immigration Eligibility Assessment and we will tell you if you qualify for Immigration to Canada. You may Call / WhatsApp +1 (416) 834-6031 or email info@qaimmigration.com or message us using the Contact form.
If you wish to come to Canada on a temporary basis, you can come as either a visitor, a student or a worker, assuming, of course, that you meet eligibility requirements.
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