Studying in Canada: Which types of people are likely to be blocked from entry?

1. The main situations where entry into Canada is blocked are:

(1) People whose health is seriously impaired or suffering from certain infectious diseases;

(2) ) Those who are unable or unwilling to support themselves, have insufficient funds or lack of means of living, and may become a burden to the public;

(3) Those who are being prosecuted for crimes, and those who are accused of different cases;

(4) As far as Canada knows, those who engage in espionage or subvert a democratic government may enter the country to engage in or use force to subvert any government and may endanger national security;

(5) Engage in violent activities , endangering the lives or safety of Canadians, social order, or violating public interests;

(6) Those who have committed major crimes or engaged in organized crime are on the Canadian government's entry ban blacklist, Criminals wanted by the International Criminal Police Organization;

(7) Using forged passports, visas, entry permits or other documents;

(8) Previous violations of the law in Canada Or deported for committing a crime;

(9) Those who entered the country in the name of tourism rather than as true tourists.

2. The possibility of people with criminal records entering Canada:

(1) Even if they have committed a prosecutable criminal offense, the maximum sentence is less than 10 years, or If you have committed several minor crimes, the chief immigration officer has the right to grant travel rights of up to 30 days;

(2) If you have a criminal record and are unable to enter the country, you can prove to the immigration officer that you have reformed. If you commit a crime The crime can be sentenced to more than 10 years in Canada, and it can also be emphasized that after serving the sentence, the person has been clean for more than five years;

(3) For minor crimes, those who intend to enter the country can submit evidence to the Canadian government, Prove that you have reformed and become a good person, and 5 years have passed since the end of the sentence (if you were under 21 years old at the time of the crime, the end of the sentence will be 2 years);

(4) If you plan to visit Canada, but are not sure whether you can When entering Canada, you can inquire with the Canadian embassy or consulate before departure and seek advice from the embassy staff so that you can enter Canada smoothly when you arrive at the Canadian border. Sometimes you want to attend a special meeting or enter Canada for other purposes, but are blocked at the border and thus delayed. Itinerary;

(5) If you are unable to enter the country, you may enter by issuing a special permission from the Minister of Canada under special circumstances. Such special permission shall be valid for no more than 12 months and may be suspended at any time. The Minister responsible for Immigration Act has the power to extend the period of the concession.

3. The main circumstances of deportation from Canada are:

(1) Failure to inform the Canadian Immigration Bureau of the fact that he had violated the law before arriving in Canada and was sentenced;

(2) Being sentenced for violating the law while residing in Canada;

(3) Using false documents or forged documents to enter Canada;

(4) Holding additional Conditional immigration visa to enter Canada without fulfilling the promise. For example, immigrants who need to successfully start a business within 2 years and immigrants who need to get married within 90 days.