Shory Law LLPCalgary, AB · September 10, 2026Can I enter Canada with a U.S. criminal record? Temporary resident permits and criminal rehabilitation explained
By Jatin Shory, Shory Law LLP | September 2026 Summary A criminal record does not automatically prevent a U.S. citizen from entering Canada, but it can result in criminal inadmissibility under Canadian immigration law. Many travellers, including business executives attending meetings, conferences, or events in Canada, are surprised to learn that an old conviction can…
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