After being asked to leave, how to return to Canada
By issuing removal orders, Canada has the authority to ask non-Canadian citizens to leave the country. If you have committed an illegal act while in Canada, removal orders are often issued. If you are found to be working without a valid visa or otherwise violating the conditions of your visa, you could also get one.
You must leave Canada within 30 days, if you have received a removal order. You will likely need an (ARC) if you wish to return at some point in the future. ARC is an official document that gives you permission to enter Canada again. There are three types of removal orders.
30 days after issue, a departure order will ask that you leave Canada by a certain date. If you need to return to Canada at any point, it is important to leave by the deadline and you have to inform a Canadian immigration office of your departure so they may verify that you have left.If you do not confirm your departure with an officer, your departure order becomes a deportation order.
You need to leave Canada and you may not return for 12 months this is what an exclusion order means. You do not need an ARC, if you comply with the order by leaving within the deadline and remaining outside Canada for a year, in addition to receiving a certificate of departure by confirming your departures with Canadian authorities and if you overstay the date on the exclusion order you will be issued a deportation order.
A deportation order means that you must leave Canada and you are not allowed to return. Anyone wishing to come back must get an ARC.
You must apply at the same time as you apply for a work or study permit in Canada, to get an ARC. You need to apply for just the ARC on its own, if you are from a visa-exempt country. You will need to include all the required documents for your visa to apply for an ARC. You need to submit two passport size photographs taken within the last six months, a copy of your passport, a written letter (in English or French) explaining, in detail, the reasons you feel you should be allowed to return to Canada should also be provided. The letter must be written in block letters in black ink or typed, the processing fee ($400 CAD) etc.
