Lewis et Associes SENCRLMontreal, QC · October 31, 2026Criminal Inadmissibility to Canada: Rehabilitation, TRPs and Record Suspensions (2026 Guide)
How a criminal record affects entry to Canada under section 36 of IRPA, the 2018 impaired driving change, and the four ways to overcome inadmissibility: deemed rehabilitation, individual rehabilitation, temporary resident permits and record suspensions.
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