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A removal order requires a person to leave Canada, and comes in one of three forms with different long-term consequences. Understanding which type applies — and what response options remain available — is critical to managing the situation.
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Clarity returns when the next action is visible and within reach.
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A wider view helps you respond thoughtfully under pressure.
The next attempt can be stronger when the lessons are carried forward.
What this service covers
Use the guide below to understand the route before you book. Your existing page content remains the source of truth; this surface gives it the same visual hierarchy as the reference homepage.
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Open this section for the practical detail, evidence and requirements that shape the pathway.
Open this section for the practical detail, evidence and requirements that shape the pathway.
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Review the complete guide below, then use the consultation path when your situation needs a tailored strategy.
A removal order requires a person to leave Canada, and comes in one of three forms with different long-term consequences. Understanding which type applies — and what response options remain available — is critical to managing the situation.
Key figures at a glance
Source sequence preservedTechnical reference Eligibility and pathway detail | |
|---|---|
| Type | Consequence |
| Departure order | Must confirm departure within a set period; least severe of the three |
| Exclusion order | Generally bars return to Canada for a set period without special authorization |
| Deportation order | Permanently bars return without specific authorization to return (ARC) |
The type of order affects both the bar on returning to Canada and what's needed to come back later — a departure order carries the fewest long-term consequences if confirmed properly, while a deportation order is the most serious.
Depending on the circumstances and the person's status, an appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division or another response like judicial review may be available — this should be assessed urgently given strict deadlines.
CTA: Get an Urgent Case Review if you've received a removal order.
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