Immigration Tips & Guides
Practical immigration guides, tips, and insights from the Canadim team of regulated consultants.
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Inadmissibility
What is criminal inadmissibility? Being criminally inadmissible means that you are not permitted to enter Canada as a foreign national (non-Canadian citizen) or a permanent resident on the grounds of criminality due to a past or a pending criminal charge on your record. If you have a criminal conviction from outside of Canada that has […]
Inadmissibility
Canada is happy to welcome eligible foreigners for tourism, business, or family visits and has made this process quick and easy for foreigners from visa-exempt countries with the Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) system. However, if you have a past or ongoing criminal record, you will need to take some extra steps before you book that […]
Inadmissibility
Canada is a popular destination for many Americans, whether for business meetings, tourism, or family visits. While visiting Canada can be as easy as driving across the border, travelers with a criminal record or felony conviction may face serious complications. Criminal records, including U.S. felonies, are carefully reviewed by Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers. […]
Working In Canada
Canada is a land of opportunity, attracting people from all over the world with its vibrant culture, diverse landscapes, and strong economy. If you’re considering working in Canada, it’s essential to understand the various work permits and regulations available based on your profile and status. Whether you’re an international student, a visitor, or looking to […]
Living in Canada
Canada is often associated with its cold climate, but many cities across the country are actually known for their warm climates year round. For newcomers searching for the warmest places to relocate, these cities and provinces provide a beautiful landscape along with a consistently mild climate. It’s crucial to acknowledge the variability in weather conditions, […]
Immigration Tips
An Acknowledgment of Receipt (AOR) is an official document that confirms that Immigration, Refugees, Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has received your application. IRCC issues an AOR document after an individual submits an application for immigration, citizenship, or temporary residence. The document’s significance varies depending on the application submitted, and how it has been submitted. How Long […]
Inadmissibility
Are you worried that your old traffic ticket, misdemeanor or DUI charge might make you criminally inadmissible to Canada? You are not alone. Many American visitors are surprised to find that an old offence on their record from years ago may still deem them inadmissible, and cause them to be turned away at the Canadian […]
Inadmissibility
Planning on going on an Alaskan cruise with a stop in British Columbia? A past DUI or criminal record could affect your entry into Canada and might cost you your long awaited vacation. This guide will help you to understand your inadmissibility and be legally prepared for any unexpected surprises at the border. You’ve got […]