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When you attend the medical take a list of all medications, and inform the doctor. I am not sure about all immigration streams, but for "family spousal" Type 2 is not an issue.

...However I am also a highly productive medical research scientist with a continuous employment record. Now I have been diagnosed with type II diabetes which is treated by diet and exercise (I'm as thin as a bean pole !). I love Canada - having visited five times and can't imagine living...

...I have received ITA , and I am living in canda from last 2 years on Work permit . My age is 29 , but due to family history I have diabetes from last 2 years( in my 27 age) and using medication in Canada. As part of immigration medical check up I went to doctor 1. Doctor said ,as you have...

...I have received ITA , and I am living in canda from last 2 years on Work permit . My age is 29 , but due to family history I have diabetes from last 2 years( in my 27 age) and using medication in Canada. As part of immigration medical check up I went to doctor 1. Doctor said, as you have...

...she has to remind the pharmacy that she has to pay for her prescription. Diabetics in the UK have free prescription. My wife doesn't have diabetes and is not even close like pre diabetes. Sometime ago, kryt0n had posted a link of the cost of tablets and the cost of my wife's tablet costs a...

I got it too for my mom and dad. Is there anything that we need to keep in mind while doing medical. My parents have high BP and Diabetes but it’s under control with medication.

...confused about medical coverage & had a few questions. what type of coverage do we seek? who do we approach? are existing conditions like diabetes covered? what is an approximate cost? & finally, are sponsors held liable for any un-paid medical expenses that is not covered by insurance...

...been told by a friend that their medical didn’t really ask many questions apart from anything respiratory, heart conditions, mental health, diabetes and cancer. They didn’t really want to know much at all. Maybe IRCC have changed it as too many cases needed manual review when ultimately they...

100000 is the lowest amount and is very easy to exceed that amount.

Is only prescription needed ? Like my parents have BP (Hypertension) and Diabetes. So do they need to carry prescriptions only, or they also need to have the Medical test reports from past (showing the test results)?

My My MIL also take pills for high blood pressure and cholesterol. The doctor said it shouldn’t be an issue and if there is anything they find they will call me. I think its normal for our parents. Best of luck.

You'll pass, if your parents medical cost is under $102,585 over 5 years (or $20,517 per year) Look under Excessive demand cost threshold for more details. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/inadmissibility/reasons/medical-inadmissibility.html

There is no chance your father would be able to claim he doesn't know he has diabetes. If you can't afford to pay the insurance, perhaps you should rethink the trip. Canadian taxpayers don't want to pay your father's medical bills if something happens.

...the answers. But, I am little worried as the medical reports have grading 'B' and I have also read in other threads in this forum that both diabetes and kidney stones are the diseases that can put extra demand on Canadian health system. But in my case both extra tests show 'Normal' reports...

I am applying for my parents sponsorship My father has recently got stent and has diabetes and health issues. Alhough he does travel countries and has visited Canada recantly Please let me know if there would be some problem getting the medical cleared for him? What kind of check do they do and...

...but was unable to; my parents need to go through medical exam. Can someone whose parents have already gone through medicals- what exactly tests are done and what previous medical conditions could pose a problem and what conditions are fine i.e. heart, diabetes etc. Any help would be...

1. They're planning to stay for about 2 weeks. Do I need to mention that my father has diabetes and my mom takes care of him? Is that a good reason that they cannot stay here for a long time? 2. And do I need to mention that I am not able to travel right now as my child gets therapy here?

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...Riyadh...Only blood test, urine test, X ray, B.P check up, eye test(just to read alphabets by closing one eye)..doc just asked whether i had any diabetes, major surgery in the past etc...thats all...I was wondering there was no vaccination...Is that right guys?? no vaccination for Canada...