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Medical inadmissibility is one of the most common grounds on which Canadian immigration applications are refused. However, a finding of medical inadmissibility does not automatically mean the end of an application. In many cases, it can be successfully addressed with the right legal strategy and supporting evidence.

Criminal inadmissibility is a common reason individuals are denied entry to Canada or refused immigration applications. However, a finding of criminal inadmissibility does not always mean permanent ineligibility. In many cases, it can be overcome through the appropriate legal process.

A removal order is a legal order issued by Canadian immigration authorities requiring a foreign national to leave Canada. Removal orders can have serious and long-lasting consequences, depending on the type issued and whether the individual complies with it.

Understanding the type of removal order you are facing is critical, as it determines your ab

Rehabilitation in Canadian immigration allows individuals who may be criminally inadmissible to overcome past offences and become eligible to enter or remain in Canada. Canadian law recognizes that people can change, and rehabilitation focuses on the time that has passed since the offence, completion of all sentences, and evidence of good conduct. Depending on