Can I visit Canada after being convicted for NJ DUI 39:4-50?

Admission into Canada after a New Jersey DUI Conviction 39:4-50

Thinking about a long weekend at Niagara Falls?  If you have been convicted for NJS 39:4-50, driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, you will need a different vacation destination.

Unlike U.S. immigration law, Canada makes you inadmissible even with a single “simple” DUI.  Under some circumstances, you may file for a waiver in order to be allowed to enter Canada for a short period of time.  It doesn’t matter what your U.S. immigration status is.  Whether a U.S. citizen or undocuments, if you are convicted for DUI you will not be allowed to enter Canada, unless granted a waiver.

You have to determine your eligibility before you attempt entry to Canada.

So What Do I Do?

If you live out of New Jersey and received a ticket/DUI in Monmouth or Ocean Counties, you can

1. Download our free traffic ticket book  “Why Pleading Guilty to your New Jersey Traffic Ticket is NOT an option by clicking on the title,”
2. Download our DUI book, “Arrested for Drunk Driving?  Learn How to Beat the Odds,”
3. On the menu on the right you will find our immigration books including a tool to help you figure out if you qualify for legal status,
4. You contact me through this site or the chat feature; or
5. You can call our knowledgeable staff at 888-695-6169.

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