Overview
Inadmissibility means IRCC believes you may not be allowed to enter or remain in Canada due to specific grounds such as medical, criminal, security, or other compliance-related concerns. Resolving inadmissibility often requires careful documentation and, in some cases, specialised legal steps.
Who this is for
This service may suit you if you:
- Have a criminal charge/conviction history or past immigration issues
- Received a letter requesting additional information related to admissibility
- Are refused due to inadmissibility and need a remedy strategy
Key points
- Inadmissibility categories differ and require different remedies
- Medical or criminal matters often need precise documentation
- Choosing the right remedy (where available) depends on your exact history and refusal wording
Typical supporting documents (examples)
- Police certificates, court records, and outcome documents (if applicable)
- Medical reports or panel physician documents (if applicable)
- Immigration history and refusal letters
- Detailed timeline of events and supporting evidence
How we support you
We help identify the specific inadmissibility ground, organise the required documents, and prepare a structured plan that fits the correct remedy route.