How Do I Get a Temporary Resident Permit for Canada?

• Have you made an application to Canada?
• Were you denied entry into Canada?
• Were the denial grounds based on inadmissibility like DWI or DUI?
• Do you need to come to Canada for something important?

If you answered yes to these four questions, then you may be facing the challenging question, what can I do now?

Let us face the reasons for inadmissibility briefly to better understand the situation. Inadmissibility can be in the form of,

• Security reasons
  • This means that a visa officer found you a threat to Canada’s safety
• Criminality
  • You may be found inadmissible because of a previous crime conviction you faced including DUI or DWI
• Health reasons
  • This means that you did not pass the health standards that Canada has set out
• Misrepresentation
  • A visa officer may have found that you were not providing true and accurate information on your application

If you were found inadmissible, it is possible for you to enter Canada with a Temporary Resident Permit if the reason you wish to enter is for justified reasons and depending on your circumstances.

So what reasons might you give to obtain your Temporary Resident Permit? The reason you provide must exceed the need to protect Canada and Canadians from the health, safety, or other risks that you present.

If you are from a visa-exempt Country, the visa office that handles applications from your Country or region may have its own procedures, however, if you are not from a visa-exempt country, you would make a Temporary Resident Visa TRV application as well as supporting documents explaining the reason you were denied and why you should be allowed to enter Canada.

There are no guarantees that your Temporary Resident Permit will be granted, however, with the assistance of the experienced legal team at Akrami & Associates, you will have access to legal advice and help throughout your application process. Call us today and book a consultation.