Being denied entry to Canada can be a stressful and life-changing experience. Whether you are seeking to visit, work, study, or immigrate, a finding of inadmissibility can abruptly halt your plans. Common reasons include a criminal record, visa overstay, misrepresentation, or medical concerns.

At Cambria Law Firm in Mississauga, Ontario, our denied entry to Canada lawyers are dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate these complex issues. We provide strategic legal solutions to challenge and overcome inadmissibility — helping you reopen your door to Canada.


What Does Denied Entry to Canada (Inadmissibility) Mean?

Inadmissibility means the Government of Canada has found you ineligible to enter or remain in the country. This can affect:

  • Temporary residents (tourists, students, workers)

  • Permanent residents

  • Refugee claimants

  • Individuals returning after a removal order


Common Reasons for Being Denied Entry to Canada

  1. Criminal History – A past conviction, including a DUI abroad, may lead to denial. We help with Criminal Rehabilitation and Temporary Resident Permits (TRPs).

  2. Medical Reasons – Health conditions considered risks or burdens may cause denial. We prepare updated medical evidence and Humanitarian & Compassionate (H&C) applications.

  3. Misrepresentation – False or incomplete information can result in a five-year ban. We assist with judicial reviews or re-applications.

  4. Security Grounds – Allegations of terrorism, organized crime, or human rights violations require strong representation before CBSA and the IRB.

  5. Financial Inadmissibility – If you cannot prove financial stability, entry may be denied. We prepare employment, sponsorship, and financial evidence.

  6. Non-Compliance – Visa overstays, unauthorized work, or failing PR residency obligations may result in denial. We pursue status restoration, appeals, and H&C submissions.


⚖️ Why Choose Cambria Law Firm?

  • Decades of combined immigration law experience

  • Expertise in TRPs, Criminal Rehabilitation, and status restoration

  • Representation before IRCC, CBSA, IRB, and Federal Court

  • Compassionate, results-driven approach tailored to each client


❓ Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I appeal a denial at the border?
It depends on the reason. Some denials allow appeal or judicial review, while others require a TRP or re-application.

2. What is the fastest way to re-enter Canada after denial?
A Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) is often the quickest solution for urgent, justified travel.

3. Will a past conviction abroad prevent entry?
Yes. Canada considers foreign records seriously — even DUIs.

4. Can a misrepresentation ban be lifted?
Sometimes. It may be overcome with strong explanations, the passage of time, or compelling H&C factors.


Let Us Help You Get Back on Track

Don’t let a denial define your future. At Cambria Law Firm in Mississauga, our immigration lawyers are ready to help you challenge inadmissibility and move forward with confidence.

Contact us today to book a confidential consultation with a denied entry to Canada lawyer and take the next step toward your future in Canada.


Disclaimer: This page provides general legal information only and is not legal advice. Each case is unique. Please consult a lawyer about your situation.