Answer:
Yes. An OVI conviction may affect entry into Canada, and the outcome can depend on the circumstances and border review. Discuss travel needs while evaluating the defense and any proposed resolution.
An OVI conviction can affect more than driving privileges in Ohio. This video explains that it may also create problems for travel to Canada.
The attorney emphasizes addressing that concern while defending the case. If cross-border travel is important for work or family, make sure it is considered before deciding how to resolve the charge.
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