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...example, my husband's urine sample led them to order a follow up 2 hour blood glucose test back home (required, not optional) to rule out diabetes. Even if he had diabetes (he doesn't), that would not have made him inadmissible, but they made it sound like CIC required the follow up test...

Would recommend you get a lawyer. Does he require dialysis yet? Dialysis, potential kidney transplant, the cost of his diabetes treatment (especially if he requires insulin or it is not well controlled) will be the big issues. You haven't specified what kind of cardiac issues. You are...

Congratulation Rossei. BTW do they update E-Cas for medical result pass or fail? I am still unable to link my application. Good luck

...not a total but insulin if declared should be handled separately anyway. Plenty of info on web re travel with insulin eg. http://www.diabetes.org/living-with-diabetes/know-your-rights/discrimination/public-accommodations/air-travel-and-diabetes/what-can-i-bring-with-me.html As said in first...

My mother has diabetes and takes a medicine (whatever most diabetics take those pills). She had no issues passing medicals and is now a PR as I had sponsored her under parental program. However, she checks/controls her sugar levels by diet, walk and the pill (such as glucophage, or Janumet...

...only requested creatine serum as an extra test. I thought I probably had to go through additional tests and some delay due to having type 1 diabetes for 20 years. To prove that I have no complications and am in perfect health, I even brought in all previous tests showing A1C level...

...just shared what i have read on DHP handbook. and considering he is just diaganose with diabetic and healthy in all the ways. Question 10: Diabetes When there is a history of diabetes, the details from the applicant should include the date of onset, type of treatment, history of...

...Answers with David CohenI Can someone be refused permanent residence in Canada if he/she has a medical condition such as atherosclerosis or diabetes? Canada has a set of medical inadmissibility rules that determine who can be refused for immigration purposes. These medical inadmissibility...

...Answers with David CohenI Can someone be refused permanent residence in Canada if he/she has a medical condition such as atherosclerosis or diabetes? Canada has a set of medical inadmissibility rules that determine who can be refused for immigration purposes. These medical inadmissibility...

...Answers with David CohenI Can someone be refused permanent residence in Canada if he/she has a medical condition such as atherosclerosis or diabetes? Canada has a set of medical inadmissibility rules that determine who can be refused for immigration purposes. These medical inadmissibility...

...explaining again, and if they want, they can issue just a 6 month visa ! 2) My parents were asked to get a medical test, and my mum's mild diabetes has been highlighted in that. They want the medical insurance proof to clearly state that diabetes will be covered! Travel insurance companies...

Its not easy getting a job for a foreign trained doctor, you will have to recertify all your credentials, pass all the medical exams in Canada, pass the training and internships, complete your medical residency, get the Canadian work experience as a medical trainee, this is just the begining...

I don't think so don't worry so much.

You are confirming what I have mentioned as HIV is still a communicable disease as well. Autism at a certain level is still creating danger to the community.

Yes please reveal all your medical history.

I have visitors travelling to Canada (on standard visitor visa). One of them is a liver transplant patient with high bp and diabetes but has a stable health condition. I have not been able to find a travel insurance so far that would cover his pre-existing conditions. Underwriting approval seems...

I had my medical almost 3 years ago, at that time, they didn’t do any tests related to diabetes, I was in same dilemma. Don’t worry about it, your Hba1c is not high, mine was close to 10 at that time.

Hello, My spouse (husband) has a lot of serious medical issues like cardiomyopathy diabetes and chronic renal disease and we are planning not to accompany him in our PR application now because we want him to continue his on going treatment . Is it possible for us that the immigration officer...

If they calculate treatment to be with $20K/year, these would still be allowed. Only contagious diseases are grounds for refusing under public health issue. I think because the cap increased from $7k to $20K, many other diseases would not fall under "excessive demands".

For HIV, the answer needs to be Yes. They screen for TB, HIV & Syphilis during the medicals. You can also confirm this with the doctor while doing the medical as you can submit the application only after you have gone for the medicals. GL