Deportation from Canada.mp4

FESCH.TV INFORMIERT:

Canada is a hub for many foreign immigrants. It’s a country with people from all around the world, and the immigration policies of the country are people-friendly. Eligible people can enter the country and stay for the intended period of time.

However, in some cases, many immigrants face deportation from Canada. The Canadian government has the right to deport people who do not fit the criteria of legal residence. The Federal Government can issue a deportation order against people who are engaged in any illegal activities.

The person who was deported from Canada on a deportation order is not allowed to re-enter without Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada’s written consent. The main deportation classifications are:

Denied refugee status people.
Foreign nationals on different Visas
Permanent residency holders.

The immigration department needs your travel documents and history in order to process the deportation. They need travel documents as proof of your legal residence in the country you are being deported to.

However, there are still some countries that do not provide travel documents so deportation can not be done for people of these countries.

Denied Refugee Status People: The people who are denied the claim of refugee status are asked to leave Canada. The refugees who withdraw or abandon their claim are also required to leave Canada. If you don’t want to leave, then you can also hire an immigration lawyer who will help you in representing your case in Federal court. If successful, you can gain refugee status and live in Canada, avoiding deportation. If you are unsuccessful, you will be asked to return to the country from where you have come. For example, if you come from America, you will be deported back to the same country.

Foreign Nationals on different Visas: Foreign nationals who are visiting Canada for different purposes can also be deported back to their country of origin after the intended period of their legal stay ends. Also, in case of engaging in activities which do not comply with the conditions of the visa, the foreign nationals are liable to deportation. Any engagement in illegal activities will also be a reason for deportation.

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