In general, temporary residents and applicants applying for permanent residence are considered to be criminally inadmissible if the person:
> was convicted of an offense in Canada;
> was convicted of an offense outside of Canada that is considered a crime in Canada; and/or
> committed an act outside of Canada that is considered a crime under the laws of the country where it occurred and would be punishable under Canadian law.
Note: In order to determine inadmissibility, foreign convictions and laws are equated to Canadian law as if they had occurred in Canada.
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