Canada DUI Entry Law

07/19/2021

The Canadian border will open to all fully vaccinated Americans on August 9th! If a US citizen has a DUI, however, they may need to obtain special entry permission to avoid the risk of a border denial! Questions about visiting Canada with a DUI? Phone our legal team today for a free consultation!

The long wait will soon be over for foreigners who have been banned from entering Canada for nearly 16 months.

07/16/2021

The Canadian border will likely reopen to all fully vaccinated Americans (including tourists) next month! If you have a DUI in your past, however, you may be at substantial risk of a border denial unless you obtain special permission to enter Canada.

The news comes after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s call with premiers on Thursday night.

06/11/2020

Planning a trip to Canada this summer? Please be aware that the Canadian border will likely remain closed until at least late July.

Canada and the United States are set to extend a ban on non-essential travel to late July as both countries seek to control the spread of the coronavirus, according to three sources familiar with the matter.

11/21/2019

Questions about visiting Canada with a DUI or other criminal arrest/conviction in your past? Contact our Canadian immigration law firm today for a free consultation!

05/29/2018

Did you know that even a DUI charge plead down to reckless driving can cause an American to be denied entry at the Canadian border?

12/29/2017

The team at Canada DUI Entry Law wishes you a wonderful holiday season and a happy New Year!

10/21/2017

Have an impaired driving arrest in your past and need to travel to Canada? Contact our legal team today to learn how to avoid the risk of being denied entry at the Canadian border.

As Canadians avoid the U.S. over fears of being rejected at the border, new figures suggest it’s Americans who might be more likely to get denied entry by Canada

05/12/2017

Planning a trip to Canada this summer but have a DUI or DWI? Contact our team today to learn about your options.

03/08/2017

Did you know: if you have a single misdemeanor DUI, you may automatically be considered "deemed rehabilitated by passage of time" 10 years after full completion of sentencing. If you have two or more DUIs or a felony, however, you may require special permission to enter Canada even 20+ years later.

02/20/2017

Spring is just around the corner. Planning a trip to Canada this summer but have a DUI or criminal record? Contact our legal team today for a free consultation.