price1367
TTC Group
one of the options below is the granting of a record suspension. The rehabilitation of offenders is equivalent to a record suspension, so the above website would also suggest you are no longer inadmissible once this is the case...
Wondering if anyone has actual experience of an application of this rule. I don’t think I’m interpreting it incorrectly...
What you can do
Depending on the crime, how long ago it was and how you have behaved since, you may still be allowed to come to Canada, if you:
- convince an immigration officer that you meet the legal terms to be deemed rehabilitated, or
- applied for rehabilitation and were approved, or
- were granted a record suspensionor
- have a temporary resident permit.
that information is correct, but it is in respect of a visa application. The ETA form is an almost instant yes /no assessment so you have no opportunity to “convince an immigration Officer.” The only way you can do that is via a visa application, or maybe, if you are brave enough, turn up at the border and argue your case there and then.... with the real risk of being refused entry and being returned to the U.K.!