Traveling trough Canada to Alaska
I am planning a trip to Alaska in June with my son and grand son and have been trying to find specific info on the Canadian web sites as to what is required. My wife and I have valid US passports.I fo...
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While it is true that in most cases a DUI conviction renders a person inadmissible for entry due to criminality, there is a process for getting a 'second chance' at entry.
Canada can, under certain circumstances, issue something called a "Temporary Resident Permit". It is meant to allow a 'rehabilitated' person with a record to enter the country where there is little chance of that person behaving badly in Canada.
I would think that travelling through Canada with his parents and son would present exactly that kind of extremely low risk.
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Canada can, under certain circumstances, issue something called a "Temporary Resident Permit". It is meant to allow a 'rehabilitated' person with a record to enter the country where there is little chance of that person behaving badly in Canada.
I would think that travelling through Canada with his parents and son would present exactly that kind of extremely low risk.
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