Need to Travel to Canada for Business with a Past DUI or Offense? We Can Help.

Inadmissible.com helps U.S. professionals obtain Temporary Resident Permits (TRPs) or Criminal Rehabilitation to legally cross the border and attend work-related events in Canada — even with a criminal record.

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Can I Enter Canada for Business If I Have a DUI or Criminal Record?

If you’ve been convicted of an offense such as Driving Under the Influence (DUI), reckless driving, possession of controlled substances, or another criminal offense, you may be considered inadmissible to Canada.

Without proper documentation, you could be denied entry at the border — even if you are traveling for legitimate business purposes.

The good news:

✅ You may still be eligible to enter Canada through a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) or Criminal Rehabilitation.

✅ We help business travelers across the U.S. prepare, apply, and enter legally — on time and with confidence.

Common Business Travel Scenarios We Handle

• Attending professional conferences and trade shows

• Participating in business meetings, training, or corporate events

• Short-term consulting assignments

• Cross-border sales visits

• Site visits for construction, engineering, or IT projects

• Urgent, last-minute travel for high-priority business needs

We understand how important these trips are for your career — and how critical it is to avoid last-minute surprises at the border.

Solutions for Inadmissible Business Travelers

Temporary Resident Permit (TRP)

What It Is:

A short-term permit that allows you to legally enter Canada for a specific reason, such as business travel.

When It’s Needed:

• If your offense occurred less than 10 years ago,

• If you have more than one offense, or

• If you require temporary entry for business purposes, regardless of urgency.

Criminal Rehabilitation

What It Is:

A permanent solution that “forgives” your past offense under Canadian immigration law.

When It’s Needed:

• If five or more years have passed since the completion of your sentence and you want a permanent resolution.

Processing Time:

• Typically several months; recommended if you expect ongoing future travel to Canada.

Tailored Timelines & Strategic Planning

Every traveler’s situation is different — and your timeline should reflect that.

Whether you need to enter Canada next week for a one-time urgent meeting, or you’re navigating ongoing cross-border work as part of your job, we’ll work with you to develop a clear, customized plan.

Our team will assess your eligibility, recommend the right pathway (TRP, Criminal Rehabilitation, or both), and ensure you’re fully prepared — no matter how soon you need to travel.

How We Support You With Documentation

Preparing a strong application requires proper supporting documents — but you don’t have to figure it out alone.

Our services include:

• Guiding you through the process of gathering required documents

• Providing customized templates for employer letters, invitation letters, and personal statements

• Reviewing all materials to ensure they meet Canadian immigration standards

We make the process straightforward, so you can focus on your business travel plans.

Success Story

Case Example:

John (not their real name), a New York-based Director, was invited to Canada for a Film Festival He had a 2-year prior DUI conviction. We helped John secure a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) just in time for the event. Thanks to careful preparation, John entered Canada smoothly — and was able to showcase his work without any delays.

Why Business Travelers Trust Inadmissible.com

✅ 19+ years specializing in Canadian inadmissibility

✅ 2,500+ cases handled successfully

✅ Personalized case strategies based on your timeline and offense history

✅ Clear communication and realistic advice — no false promises

When your reputation, your career, and your company’s goals are on the line, you need an experienced partner who understands the stakes.

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