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yes in my understanding this is the only way possible as we cannot prove relationship ties back home after parents super visa but afraid about medical inadmissibility for mother having diabetes, BP & thyroid.

My father is also diabetic and have have hypertension . But he passed the medical exam. May be better to check once with the centre where your parents went for test.

if ur diabetes is in decent control, than no issues at all. creatinine in normal range and hba1c <7 is good enough

Few things if u guys can confirm please: 1 What do they check in medical exam? If my mother has Diabetes / Blood pressure and Thyroid, will it be an issue? 2. Where I can check the insurance plans which can be taken for her? Any help from experienced members will be really appreciated. THANKS...

Few things if u guys can confirm please: 1 What do they check in medical exam? If my mother has Diabetes / Blood pressure and Thyroid, will it be an issue? 2. Where I can check the insurance plans which can be taken for her? Any help from experienced members will be really appreciated. THANKS...

They check blood, urine, and general check. No idea about those deceases whether they are issues or not, only panel physicians may tell you smth.

Trillium drug benefit. Nit sure whether the fact that you sponsored her and are supposed to be financially responsible for her will be factored into the application. A lot of the diabetic supplies aren’t covered I believe (Am correct). http://globalnews.ca/news/6169570/london-diabetes-costs/

would disagree since they are linked to kidney disease which is one of the big things Canada screens for. Also the cost of diabetic care can be very high once you get into high insulin dosages, vascular disease, etc.

With such health problems, probably in the thousands. Otherwise, a company is pretty much guaranteed to lose money on them.

Do u know what kind of disease.my mom has diabetes and hyperthyroidism that she takes medication.

Good thing my original post explicitly said to be honest...

Again... if you have type 1 diabetes and no significant complications as a result (it is under control) you got nothing to worry about. This is coming from boots on the ground experience, not opinion. If, on the other hand, you have serious other health issues due to the T1D, it could be a...

Was your father approved in medicals with diabestes type 2? How long did the medical review take?

It would depend on the medical assessment by the panel physician and IRCC

Hi thanks for the reply. Based on the research I did in online, it will drag my PR process by months. Is there any accuracy of this? Again thanks for the comment

...test for my PR submission. But there was high glucose in my urine test and I have been asked to retake blood test for blood glucose measure. I don't have any diabetes problem in my family. Will there be any chances of rejection due to glucose contains in urine or blood. Please advise. Thanks!

My mother has very high blood pressure and an enlarged heart issue. She got supervisa in spite of that.

Wishing you and baby C the best.

Kidney failure is a different aspect. A normal diabetic patient even if takes insulin with a normal medical result should be okey as far as immigration acceptability is concerned. Hasan

Hi kcdasoju, BP and Diabetes are not considered medical rejection problems. They look for infectious diseases, HIV, sexually transmitted diseases, TB and other problems like these. Normal age related medical problems are not considered. You should not worry. Your parents should not have...