Over the last few years, Foreign Governments, Customs and Border Services Agencies have taken extra measures to increase border security. An individual with a criminal record is normally disallowed from entering into Foreign Countries without an Inadmissible Waiver.

You could suffer the embarrassment of being detained, deported, and possibly have the vehicle in which you arrived at the border and all the property in it seized (even if you are not the owner or the driver).

It takes about 4 months to prepare an Inadmissibility application.

Receiving an Entry Waiver takes approximately 1 year from the time the application is filed.

It is essential to apply for your Waiver well in advance of the date that you wish to enter a foreign country.

The most frequent problem for most individuals filing their own applications is inadequate or incomplete documentation. Many applications are returned to the sender due to those reasons.

Contact us now and let our experienced and knowledgeable consultants help ensure you a safe and hassle free trip abroad.

All conditions of a sentence must be met before an individual can apply for an Entry Waiver. This includes payment of any fine and the expiration of any probation period.

You are also eligible if: » You have committed a criminal act (for which you were not charged) and five years have passed since the act; or » You have been convicted and five years have passed since you have served your sentence and probation