Will i be denied entry into canada if i was deported from the us?? i would lke to move there with my wife?

Question

i was deported from the usa because i over stayed my visa, now i would like to move to canada with my american wife, does my deportation affect my entry into canada or not?? knowing that i dont have any criminal record or anything.

Answer 1

good question, will you be applying from within Canada or from outside? Where are you coming from?  

I would say it would depend soley on who's processing your application and what kind of information is asked of you, if they ask about being deported from other countries you must tell the truth.

Answer 2

if you don't have a criminal record, you might be able to.... i would call the Canada border people and ask them. they would be the best to ask.

~V~

Answer 3

You may not have committed a crime such as murder or bank robbery, but staying in any country beyond your visa is against the law and therefore a crime in the country you were in. Most countries are satisfied with a fine or they used to be before terrorism came of age. I personally think this is an issue you would be best advised to talk over with an immigration lawyer.

However, there is a forum on immigration and I found a similar situation to yours on it - You might find it useful.

Hope this helps

Answer 4

.you will have to apply to immigrate to Canada and this isn't easy,you need to be a skilled worker or a professional or have family here to sponsor you

you just cant arrive and expect to stay, it can be a long and expensive process and you must answer all the questions honestly.If i remember correctly there is a question on the form about being denied entry to any country

maybe you should talk to someone from immigration Canada before filling the forms and paying the fee's

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/i...

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/contacts/in...

Answer 5

hello,

I am in deportation as well, that is my plan. let's keep in touch.