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...by IRCC in this manual https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/panel-members-guide.html#diabetes-hypertension-renal-cardiac-diseases. My eGFR (83) in the report was computed using the 2012 equation, but for the 2021 equation it is 86. So for...

...getting refused PR.They should also look into medication coverage as a student. Medications are much more expensive in Canada than in India. It really comes down to the individual, how well controlled their diabetes is, family history of vascular disease, etc. Sorry there isn’t a clear answer.

I am also type 1 diabetic and currently on work permit. As far as I know, it does not have any impact on our medical. In medical, they ask about any health condition, just tell them that you are type 1 diabetic and what kind of medicine i.e. insulin you are prescribed to.

What if we land there and apply then? Will it be quicker?

W When did you got the medical exam request

...of chronic illnesses or acute events like a stroke that would need to be reported. Autism diagnosis, car accident that still needs rehab, diabetes diagnosis, etc. Lots of reasons that someone would need to update their health. In this case ACL tears and repairs may still require a brace...

Prashant ... my 7 year old son is also tyoe 1diabetic.. and i want to apply for immigration... please guide me that my application will be accepted or not and what are the annual medical cost of daibetes which they calculate during assessment... please help as my case is very much identical yours

sa IOM ako ngpa medical pero hindi required don ang MMR kahit sa bata after 1day medical passed na

...medical treatment and supervision - they mean things like dialysis which require you to go into treatment regularly but not conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure or hypothyroidism for which you can just take medications. For PR, a full medical history assessment is made. A rule of...

...insurance from UAE that covers international travel instead of finding a Canadian health insurance company. 3- one of my parents have diabetes type 2 and hypertension ,do we have to give such details for the insurance? 4-can I apply for supervisa online then do the mecial exam and later on...

They will do a urine and blood test. I would admit having diabetes to the doctor and tell him all about your control over it. Show the doc all medication you are taking and all relevant medical history. Having a condition doesn't mean that you are going to fail the medical, just the right...

...(approx. on average) to get the passport request to get the visa to enter Canada after the medical exam (if they passed). My Mother has diabetes and controlled hypertension. My father has controlled hypertension too. Usually how much time frame they allowed to get into Canada after a visa...

I worked until recently for the Canadian Diabetes Association, a national nonprofit. We have a minimal HR department, and used to have regional departments of Volunteer Managers (an HR-type position). However, lately, we've been developing something called a VEST, which is a team made up of...

ANY IDEA WHICH ONE I WILL BUY ??

Hi I was going to ask if a health issue like Childhood diabetes (insulin dependant) would stop approval for PR. I then read in the STICKY ....... Refusals due to income and medicals You will be asked to provide information about your income but you will not be denied to sponsor your spouse...

...to do, to bring her and my daughter to Canada. When I was filing my application to come to Canada, I did it with my former wife, who died of Diabetes before I receive a medical test letter from the MPNP. So I was advised to restart a new application by MPNP and filed in as a widower, so it...

...right.... medical furtherance could be for anything where a second medical opinion is required.... for eg: TB, urinalysis (to test for diabetes/kidney problems, etc) Maybe you could run the entire tests done for the Super Visa medicals by an external diagnostic clinic.... and check if...

don't worry dear ...no chance of rejection if you dont have any communicable diseases...High BP, cholesterol,diabetes are very common.whether they advised you for ECG to check whether you have any heart problem or not due to high BP...

As long as its not a burden ( approx 5K per parent per year for 4-5 years ), they don't. You have to reveal all truthfully with meds, they might ask for additional test and med officer will decide but I have heard people get bypass done and then got immigration too

Hi; dont worry, diabetes can not be considered a threat for canadian govt. or societal health for which they actually investigate the candidate. this is just a matter of time i think, everything will be fine. Regards