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Determine your eligibility for entry into Canada, understanding that there are several factors that could lead to being deemed inadmissible.
Permanent Residency and
Inadmissibility
Applications and Renewals of Permanent Residency Cards:
As a Permanent Resident, it's essential to possess a valid Permanent Residency Card (PR Card) or a Permanent Resident Travel Document (PRTD) for international travel.
These documents are mandatory when boarding a flight or using any commercial transport like a train, bus, or boat headed to Canada. Without a PR Card or PRTD, you might face difficulties or be unable to board your transport to Canada.
A PR Card is necessary if you:
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Hold permanent resident status, regardless of age.
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Intend to travel abroad.
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Plan to return to Canada using commercial transportation, including airplanes, trains, boats, or buses.
INADMISIBILITY can include:
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Security Concerns: Issues like espionage, attempts to overthrow governments, involvement in violence or terrorism, or being part of groups engaged in such activities.
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Violations of Human or International Rights: Participation in war crimes, crimes against humanity, or serving as a high-ranking official in governments known for severe human rights abuses or under international sanctions.
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Criminal History: Offenses encompassing driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, or other criminal activities.
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Links to Organized Crime: Affiliation with groups engaged in organized crime, people smuggling, or money laundering.
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Medical Grounds: Conditions that may pose a public health or safety risk, or require extensive use of health or social services, though exceptions apply to some applicants.
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Financial Reasons: Inability or unwillingness to provide financial support for oneself and family members.
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Misrepresentation: Providing false information or omitting critical details relevant to decisions under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA).
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Non-compliance with IRPA: Failure to adhere to any stipulations set forth by IRPA.
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Inadmissible Family Members: Having family members who themselves are inadmissible to Canada.