Temporary Resident Permit

Denied entry to Canada OR inadmissible?

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TRP could be one of the solutions depending on your situation.

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A Temporary Resident Permit is a travel document that overcomes your inadmissibility, granting you entry into Canada for a prefixed amount of time.

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One of the tests that are done in order to assess whether a person shall be allowed to enter into Canada once he or she is found inadmissible and is applying for a TRP, is the Need vs. Risk assessment.

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A person can be denied entry to Canada for a variety of different reasons. Among these reasons an Immigration Officer might consider the following when denying you entry:

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• Human or international rights violations

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• Committing a serious crime that might be punishable by a maximum prison term of at least 10 years in Canada

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• Having been convicted of a crime, including driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol

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• Membership in an organization that these parts and organize criminal activity

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• Security reasons

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• Health grounds

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• Financial reasons

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• Misrepresentation

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• Not complying with other rules and regulations

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• Having an inadmissible family member

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