Category: International Travel
How to Enter Canada or the United States With a Criminal Record: A Guide from Ackah Law
Navigating cross-border travel can be challenging, but even more so if you have a criminal record. Whether for business, family or personal reasons, entering Canada or the United ...
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Facts About ETIAS and Canadian Citizens Who Want to Travel To Europe
ETIAS stands for European Travel Information and Authorisation System. It is a new requirement that will allow European countries to screen travellers before they arrive, and it ...
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Traveling Outside Canada Without Your Permanent Resident Card
This article describes the experiences of someone who had to travel without their Canada Permanent Residence Card. Your situation may be different, so consult with your attorney ...
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Scientists Face Visa Roadblocks Traveling to Canada for AI Conference
Canada's goal to implement Artificial Intelligence (AI) to improve immigration efficiency and be viewed as a desirable technology hub for foreign workers hit a very public roadblock ...
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Border Security Canada: What You Need to Know
Immigration lawyer Evelyn Ackah is concerned about recent reports that most Canadians get their information about Canada's border police from a border security Canada tv show that ...
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How Canada’s New Marijuana Laws May Impact Your U.S. Travel
Canadians should consult an immigration lawyer if they have ever used, bought, sold or invested in a marijuana business or service and want to visit the United States after October ...
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Canada Biometrics Requirements Could Cause Delays for Business Travelers, International Students and Visitors
Starting July 31, 2018, Canada will require biometric data from travelers from Europe, the Middle East and Africa; travelers from Asia, the Asia Pacific and the Americas will be required ...
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Travelers near the U.S./Canada border this holiday weekend should carry ID says immigration expert Evelyn Ackah
Recent news articles are making many people who live or travel near the U.S./Canada border realize that they should carry identification that proves their citizenship and home country. ...
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