Answer:
Yes. A physical-control conviction, as well as an OVI conviction, may affect entry into Canada. Discuss travel concerns before resolving the case, because a reduction to physical control may not remove that issue.
Travel to Canada can be important for business, education, and family visits. This video explains that an Ohio OVI conviction may create difficulties at the border.
A physical-control conviction may also raise an entry issue. Avoiding an OVI conviction alone may therefore be insufficient to address a traveler’s concerns.
If Canadian travel matters to you, discuss it with your OVI attorney while evaluating the case and any proposed resolution.
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