Who can't do immigration?

Accused of different cases;

Will commit a crime or engage in organized crime;

A person accused of a crime;

Immigrant countries consider immigrants, those who engage in espionage or subvert democratic governments;

Immigrant countries believe that immigrants may engage in force to overthrow any government;

Will engage in violent activities, endangering the lives or safety of the Canadian people;

Unreal tourists;

Unable or unwilling to support themselves.

Special circumstances:

Even if a criminal offence is committed, the maximum sentence is less than 10 years, or several minor offences are committed, the chief immigration officer has the right to issue a tourist visa for up to 30 days. In addition, those who have a criminal record and cannot enter the country can prove to the immigration officer that they have reformed. If the crime committed in Canada requires imprisonment for more than 10 years, but it has been completely clean for more than 5 years after being released from prison, and no criminal tendency has been found, you can emphasize to the immigration officer that there is still a chance to enter the country.

If a minor offence is committed, the intended immigrant can present evidence to the immigration government to prove that he has reformed, and five years have passed since the end of the sentence (if the crime was less than 2 1, two years have passed since the end of the sentence). If you plan to browse, but are not sure whether you can enter the country, you may wish to consult the immigrant embassy or consulate before you leave. So as to enter the country smoothly when arriving at the immigration border. Sometimes, immigrants who want to attend special meetings or enter the country for other purposes are blocked at the border, thus delaying their trip.

If it is impossible to enter the country, the immigration government can issue a special entry permit under special circumstances. However, the validity of this special license can be terminated at any time. The minister in charge of the immigration bill has the right to extend the concession period. If someone has been given a relocation order or notice of resignation, the time limit has passed, even if there is a concession order, it will not help, and he must leave according to law.