Inadmissible to Canada?
Refusal is Not The End of the Road. Take Advice. Then Decide.
A criminal record, health condition, financial concern, or past immigration violation can make you inadmissible to Canada. Inadmissibility isn’t always permanent — the right path depends on your specific situation and timeline.
Left unaddressed, it can block future visas, sponsorships, work permits, or permanent residence for years. Missing a deadline or choosing the wrong resolution path can close every other option — sometimes permanently.
Paths to Admissibility
Based on Your Situation there are several paths we can define that can put you back on the legal route to your stay in Canada. Click to know more about the probable solutions to your case.
“Discretionary Entry or Stay for Compelling Reasons”
EXPLORE TRP
Criminal Rehabilitation
“a permanent solution to criminal disability subject to eligibility and approval.
EXPLORE REHABILITATION
Legal Opinion
“where the nature of a foreign conviction or circumstance needs to be analyzed under Canadian law.”
UNDERSTAND YOUR CASE
H&C Considerations
“When Compelling Humanitarian Circumstances May Form Part of Immigration Strategy”
EXPLORE OPTIONS
Appeals
“Refusal may be Challenged with an Appeal to IRB when law permits the right to Appeal”
EXPLORE OPTIONS
Judicial Review
“A decision can be challenged when the law has not been properly applied”
REVIEW DECISION