Overcome your Inadmissibility
According to Canadian immigration law, if you are inadmissible to Canada, you cannot enter or remain in Canada.
Individuals may be found inadmissible to enter or remain in Canada for reasons of: Security, Violations of Human or International Rights, Sanctions, Serious Crime, Criminality, Cross-Border Crime, Organized Crime, Health, and Misrepresentation.
If you are not permitted to enter and remain in Canada due to inadmissibility, you may (depending on the degree of inadmissibility) be able to overcome your inadmissibility before you can apply for a Canadian visa or other Canadian immigration program.
To find out if you are eligible to overcome your inadmissibility to enter or remain in Canada or to get advice on how to become eligible: