Where did the Canadian deportees go?

If you are forced to leave Canada because of violation of immigration laws or crimes, then this article can guide you how to return to Canada after being deported.

First of all, we need to understand that there are various reasons for being deported from Canada and forced to return to their country of origin.

In Canada, the Canadian Border and Service Agency (CBSA) is the agency responsible for expelling illegal immigrants and violating Canadian laws.

Therefore, if your visa in Canada is overdue, or you provide unacceptable false statements (usually serious health problems or criminal records) when applying for a visa.

For this reason, CBSA may deport you back to your own country.

Then, if the applicant has new needs to travel, study or work in Canada after leaving Canada, is there any solution?

The answer is: yes!

Reasons for dismissal

If you receive an "expulsion order", it means that you will not be able to stay in Canada legally and you must leave Canada on schedule. Depending on the circumstances, the departure order can take effect immediately after the appeal is rejected.

There are three kinds of departure orders issued by Immigration Canada (IRCC) and Canada Border Agency.

Ordinary departure order (departure order)

Leave Canada within 30 days from the effective date.

When leaving the country, you must confirm the departure information with the Border Management Bureau, so that you can re-enter Canada if you meet the requirements in the future.

If you leave the country beyond the 30-day period or fail to confirm the departure information with the border management department, the general departure order will be changed into an expulsion order.

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Leaving Canada 12 months is not allowed to enter Canada.

/kloc-If you enter the country within 0/2 months, you need to apply for "Authorized Return" (ARC).

If the reason for the expulsion order is false statement, you are not allowed to enter Canada for 5 years.

If CBSA pays your departure fee, you need to repay it.

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Representatives will never be allowed to enter Canada unless they apply for "Authorized Return" (ARC).

If CBSA pays your departure fee, you must repay it before you are eligible to return to Canada.

What should I do after receiving the departure instruction?

You must leave Canada immediately after receiving the departure order.

If you don't attend the departure interview or the planned departure date, CBSA will issue an arrest warrant throughout Canada. If you are arrested, CBSA may detain you until you leave the country.

In order to ensure that you leave Canada, CBSA may send police to escort you out of Canada.

However, Canada provides that the execution of a departure order can be postponed or avoided in the following circumstances:

Appeal or legal proceedings-when an individual appeals for a departure order or participates in other legal proceedings.

Apply for protection-when an individual applies for departure risk assessment, he will not be forced to leave the country before the assessment results come out.