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Canadian immigration law runs to 783 sections of IRPA, IRPR, and the Criminal Code, plus thousands of policy pages. ClearToEnter organizes it into 189 free guides and 16 free tools, every figure cited to the official source and stamped with the date it was last checked.

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How It Works

Your path to clarity

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Free

Take the Free Explorer

Answer a few questions about your situation. Free, 2 minutes, completely anonymous.

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Instant

Find Your Topics

See which areas of the law your questions live in: criminal inadmissibility, Express Entry, sponsorship, permits.

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Go Deep With a Textbook

Each textbook explains the law on its subject chapter by chapter, cited from the public sources.

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If needed

Bring It To a Licensed Professional

If you need advice about your specific case, see a licensed lawyer or RCIC. Each textbook ends with the questions worth asking, so you arrive prepared.

The Deep-Dive Library

Two textbooks. The whole picture.

Coming soon. Each volume is a textbook built entirely from publicly available law and policy: IRPA, IRPR, the Criminal Code, and published IRCC and CBSA manuals. It explains the law by topic. It does not collect your information, assess your case, or give advice, and it is not a substitute for a licensed professional. One-time payment, with no subscription. Nothing about you is stored.

Entering Canada: The Complete Guide to Admissibility Law

Volume 1 · Every admissibility ground in Canadian law, explained

Topics: criminal inadmissibility, DUI, equivalency, rehabilitation, TRPs, misrepresentation, medical & financial grounds

$79CAD

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  • The 6 core IRPA inadmissibility grounds (s.36, and s.38 through s.42) explained section by section, with the official text cited
  • How the equivalency framework compares foreign offences to Canadian law, with Criminal Code citations
  • Deemed rehabilitation, criminal rehabilitation, record suspensions, and TRPs: what the published law, timelines, and fee schedules actually say
  • What published CBSA and IRCC enforcement manuals say about how these grounds are assessed in general
  • Common misconceptions about borders and records, corrected with citations
  • A "questions to bring to a licensed RCIC or lawyer" chapter, so a paid consultation starts prepared
  • The security, human-rights, and organized-crime grounds (s.34, s.35, s.37): these need a licensed professional, not a book
  • Immigration pathways, Express Entry, and program mechanics (that is Volume 2)
Read a sample chapter

The library is in development. Free tools are available now.

Immigrating to Canada: The Complete Guide to the Permanent Pathways

Volume 2 · Every major immigration pathway, explained from the published criteria

Topics: Express Entry & CRS, category draws, PNP, family sponsorship, study & work permits, citizenship

$79CAD

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  • Express Entry end to end: pools, rounds of invitations, and the CRS scoring rules exactly as IRCC publishes them
  • Provincial Nominee Programs: how the two-stage process works, with the published provincial criteria
  • Family sponsorship, study permits, work permits, and PGWP: the eligibility rules from the public sources
  • The published numbers in one place: government fee schedules, proof-of-funds tables, and language thresholds, all cited
  • Common misconceptions about immigrating, corrected with citations
  • A "questions to bring to a licensed RCIC or lawyer" chapter, so a paid consultation starts prepared
  • The admissibility grounds deep dive (that is Volume 1)
Read a sample chapter

The library is in development. Free tools are available now.

Prices in Canadian dollars.

The Complete Library

Both textbooks together: admissibility law and the permanent pathways in one library.

$129

Hours of reading across IRPA, IRPR, the Criminal Code, and published policy manuals, organized into two textbooks you can read straight through. A full textbook costs $79.

Updated whenever the law changes.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Each purchase is a single payment, with no subscription or recurring charge. You pay once and get instant access to the textbook.
ClearToEnter is an educational platform that organizes publicly available Canadian immigration law: IRPA, IRPR, the Criminal Code, and published IRCC policy, into free tools and two paid textbooks, arranged by topic. It explains the law so you can reach your own conclusions. It does not collect your information, assess your case, or give advice.
No. ClearToEnter is an informational and educational platform. It is not a substitute for legal advice from a licensed immigration lawyer or registered consultant. For complex or high-stakes situations, we always recommend professional guidance.
Yes. All payments will be processed by Stripe, a PCI-DSS Level 1 certified payment provider. Card details go to Stripe directly. ClearToEnter never receives, sees, or stores them.
Immediately after payment. Each textbook is an online reference you can read, search, and print from your browser, plus a downloadable, printer-friendly PDF edition of the same content, DRM-free and re-downloadable. Corrections and updated editions are published to both, at no extra charge, for as long as the volume is sold, with a public change log showing what changed and when.
The textbooks are not on sale yet, so nothing has been purchased and nothing needs refunding. When they launch, they will carry a simple guarantee: if a textbook is not what you hoped, reply to your purchase receipt within 60 days and we will refund you in full, no questions asked. The full terms will be published on the Terms of Service page before any payment is possible.
The free tools run entirely in your browser: nothing you type is sent to us. The textbooks are pre-written and ask you nothing, so there is no answer and no result to store. Site usage is measured only as anonymous aggregate page statistics through Google Analytics, which never receives what you type into a tool.
Even better. Each textbook is a structured, cited reference on the topics you choose, and it ends with a chapter of questions worth asking a licensed professional. Bring it to your next consultation: it saves time and helps you ask better questions.
No, and it is not meant to be. The textbooks explain the published law by topic so you understand the landscape. Advice about your specific case can only come from a licensed immigration lawyer or a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, and each textbook points you to the official directories for finding one.

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Understand the law before you apply.

The library is in development. Free tools are available now.