Category: Inadmissibility Issues and Waivers
Are You Inadmissible To Enter Canada? A TRP May Let You Legally Cross The Border
If you are inadmissible to enter Canada due to a past criminal, security, health and other reason but want to visit Canada for business, holiday or a family reason, a Temporary Resident ...
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Canada To Enact New Medical Inadmissibility Rules for Immigrants
Canada's IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) plans to permanently revise medical inadmissibility rules that bar immigrants with certain medical disabilities ...
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FAQs: Does My Pot Pardon Allow Me to Travel to the U.S.?
Canada legalized the recreational use of cannabis in 2018. Last year, the government also implemented a pardon program to clear the criminal records of Canadians convicted of simple ...
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Cannabis Pardons, Visa Waivers and Cross Border Travel - Download Our eBook
Do You Have A Marijuana Conviction? Cross Border Travel: What Individuals and Employers Need to Know About Cannabis Pardons & Visa WaiversHello and thank you for downloading our ...
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Cannabis Pardon Does Not Guarantee You Can Enter the U.S.
Canada Bill C-93, an amendment to the Criminal Records Act to expedite granting pardons for Canadians with criminal records for simple possession of cannabis was tabled by the federal ...
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Marijuana Medical Use: Can I Get a Visa Waiver to Enter the US?
In the United States, cannabis use is legal in many states, particularly for medical use, but is still classified as a Schedule I narcotic drug by the DEA and remains federally prohibited. ...
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New TSA Rules on CBD Oil Do Not Include Canada Users
In May 2019 the United States Transportation Security Administration (TSA) updated their cannabis policy to allow some forms of cannabidiol (CBD) oil on flights. TSA.gov new regulations ...
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US Visa Applicants & Travellers Denied Entry Due To Their Social Media
More and more visitors to the United States are being denied entry by U.S. border officials after a review of their social media and other online accounts. In late August a 17-year old ...
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