Inadmissibility

Foreign skilled workers seeking entry into Canada may be deemed inadmissible due to various factors, including criminal records, medical or financial reasons, or previous misrepresentation, among others. Inadmissibility can have a significant impact on both temporary and permanent immigration applications, and if not properly addressed, can lead to refusals or removal orders.

At Zohil-Morton Law, we specialize in helping individuals with valid and justified reasons to enter Canada navigate the complexities of inadmissibility issues. Our experienced legal team provides tailored solutions, including Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) and criminal rehabilitation applications, ensuring that a strong and compelling case is built to maximize chances of approval.

Common Reasons for Inadmissibility

Canada upholds strict immigration laws to protect public safety and ensure compliance with Canadian legal and medical standards. Applicants may be refused entry or denied immigration status for various reasons, including, but not limited to:

• Security concerns, such as involvement in espionage, subversion, violence, terrorism, or membership in organizations engaged in such activities;
• Human or international rights violations, including war crimes, crimes against humanity, or being a senior official in a government engaged in gross human rights violations or subject to international sanctions;
• Misrepresentation, including providing false information or withholding relevant details that impact decisions made under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA);
• Criminal activity, including convictions for serious offences;
• Organized crime, such as memberships in organizations involved in activities like people smuggling, drug trafficking, or money laundering;
• Failing to comply with any provisions of the IRPA; and,
• Medical reasons, such as medical conditions that endanger public health, safety, or place excessive demand on health or social services;
• Financial reasons, such as an inability or the unwillingness to support oneself or family members; and,
• Inadmissibility due to family members, including if a close family member has been deemed inadmissible.

Legal Support for Inadmissibility Cases

Inadmissibility decisions can often be challenged or mitigated with the right legal strategy. At Zohil-Morton Law, we provide legal advice and representation to help individuals regain their eligibility for entry into Canada, whether they have been deemed criminally or medically inadmissible to Canada. We are committed to guiding individuals through challenges, overcoming barriers, and helping them achieve their immigration goals.

If you are seeking professional advice on Canadian immigration matters, we are here to offer professional guidance and trusted, personalized support. With expertise in Canadian Immigration Law, we provide tailored legal services to ensure your immigration process is seamless and stress-free. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and take the first step toward your Canadian immigration journey.