Traveling to Canada with a DUI

Problems with entering Canada from the USA after having been convicted of a driving under the influence (DUI) offence, or driving while intoxicated (DWI) offence can be a problem for many taking a cruise that begins in the USA and which has several stops at Canadian ports of call, or indeed a cruise that begins or ends at a Canadian port of call.

This can be very awkward for many travelers even when their conviction was not based on an event that resulted in horrific results.

The good news is that (depending of course on the severity of the offence) there may be a way to deal with this situation and finally make the dream of a trip to Canada come true.

The two main chances of achieving this are by "Criminal Rehabilitation", a process in which  in which a person who is deemed inadmissible to Canada requests from the Canadian Government that their inadmissibility be abolished on a permanent basis, and/or by the procurement of a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) which allows a person to enter Canada.

For full details about this, visit:
www.prowsedge.com/cruise-news-traveling-to-canada-with-a-DUI.html

For more information about FWCanada visit:
www.canadianimmigration.net

VANCOUVER'S CRUISE MONTH CELEBRATES REDUCING AIR EMISSIONS
Port Metro Vancouver is celebrating Cruise Month until May 29 this year.

The first port in Canada , and third in the world, to offer shore power, Port Metro Vancouver effectively allows cruise ships to shut down their engines and connect to an electrical power supply while docked.

To learn more about this effective way of reducing air emissions, cruise passengers can visit the Interpretive Centre located at the north end of Canada Place (one of the ports two cruise terminals) weekdays from 9AM to 4PM.