🪪Permit TypeTemporary Resident PermitOverride of inadmissibility
⏱️ProcessingVariesPort of entry or IRCC
🎯Used WhenInadmissibleBut compelling reason to enter
📅ValidityPer-case BasisSingle or multiple entry
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Enter Canada Despite Inadmissibility — With the Right Justification
A TRP is a discretionary permit allowing an inadmissible person to enter or remain in Canada when the need outweighs the health or safety risks to Canadian society. It is not a right — it requires a compelling justification. We assess your situation, identify the strongest grounds, and prepare a compelling application package.
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Eligibility & Key Information
Requirements and what you need to know
Eligibility Requirements
You are otherwise inadmissible to Canada
You have a compelling reason to enter or remain
Your reason outweighs the risk to Canadian society
You have not committed an offense that makes TRP impossible
You have a specific work, family, or medical reason requiring Canadian entry
Business, medical, or humanitarian grounds support your application
Common TRP Grounds
Criminal inadmissibility — past conviction inside or outside Canada
Overstay or previous unauthorized status in Canada
Health inadmissibility — excessive demand on health services
Previous removal order — deported and seeking re-entry
Business purpose — critical work requiring Canadian presence
Humanitarian — urgent family situation requiring entry
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What You're Getting
End-to-end support from assessment to resolution
Inadmissibility Assessment
We identify the specific ground and determine whether TRP or criminal rehabilitation is the right remedy.
Compelling Justification Letter
We draft a detailed letter explaining why your need to enter Canada outweighs the inadmissibility concern.
Complete Application Package
We prepare all required forms, supporting documents, and reference letters.
Port of Entry or IRCC Filing
We advise on whether to apply at a port of entry or via an IRCC visa office — the right route varies.
Rehabilitation Strategy
Where criminal rehabilitation is available and appropriate, we prepare a concurrent or follow-up application.
TRP Renewal Planning
We advise on conditions, compliance, and the appropriate time to apply for renewal or a permanent solution.
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How We Work With You
A clear step-by-step process
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Inadmissibility Review
We identify the exact ground of inadmissibility and whether TRP, rehabilitation, or H&C is the right remedy.
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Grounds Assessment
We assess your compelling reason and gather supporting evidence.
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Justification Letter
We draft the central justification letter explaining why your entry is warranted.
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Application Assembly
We prepare the complete package — forms, letters, evidence, and supporting documents.
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Filing Strategy
We advise on port of entry vs IRCC office filing and prepare you for the officer encounter.
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Approval & Conditions
If approved, we brief you on your TRP conditions and plan for the long-term solution.
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Transparent Pricing
No hidden fees
Professional Service Fee
USD1,200base fee / applicant
TRP Application — Complete Handling
Criminal Rehabilitation (concurrent)Bundle discount
Additional family members+ USD 400 per person
TRP renewal+ USD 600
TRPs are discretionary — no outcome can be guaranteed. Government fees vary by where the application is filed. Port-of-entry applications carry different risks than pre-arrival applications.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this service
A TRP is temporary — it allows entry for a specific period. Criminal rehabilitation permanently resolves criminal inadmissibility for eligible applicants.
Yes — TRPs can be requested at Canadian ports of entry. However, we strongly advise advance preparation — appearing without a prepared application is high-risk.
From one-time entry to multiple entries over several years — at the officer's discretion. We advise on what to request based on your circumstances.
Yes — but you also need to apply for an Authorization to Return to Canada (ARC) if deported. We assess the full situation.
It must clearly outweigh the inadmissibility concern. Business trips, medical emergencies, and family crises are among the strongest grounds.