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Your chances of refusal for these reasons are low but it is hard to say without more details about your health like whether you take insulin and at what dose and whether you have kidney disease or more serious cardiac issues.

creatinine is lower than the last test it's 2.21 now last time it's 2.5 and also he is CKD4.

...the same town as her (as well as recently accusing my Stepdad of putting poison in her sugar). She doesn't have a diagnosis of (apart from Diabetes - I think it's her Dialysis which doesn't help) so I can't go down that route. Has anyone heard of a situation like this before and/or have any...

The patient didn't get it wrong. It's just travel insurance. It covers emergencies, not regular doctor visits or treatments for pre-existing conditions.

Following is the link for Medical refusals: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/standard-requirements/medical-requirements/refusals-inadmissibility/danger-public-health-public-safety.html Everything is detailed here.

It's annoying they make you bother with any of that since you're not subject to inadmissibility, but is what it is. Glad it's all done.

...nila, X-ray,CBC,Urinalysis and Physical Exam. If you have tattoo or multiple ear piercings additional din payment for hepa blood test. Tapos ask din lang nila background mo if may sakit sa puso, hika, diabetes, etc. If wala naman I think you'll be fine. I can't say anything pag sa mga kids.. :)

I don’t think there is any problem. Gall bladder surgery is fairly common and not an issue as is controlled diabetes. If there is a problem I think the doctor does inform you. Expect your status to be uploaded by two weeks and all the best for the future.

...history of surgery, any medicine we had to taken for longer than 2 weeks (he said thyroid or vitamin d deficiency didn’t matter), history of diabetes and if we have or ever had a tattoo on our body. It was a yes to this last question that made the physician refer Hepatitis tests for one of us...

Accessing the healthcare system is not the same as being an excessive burden. They want people who will work and contribute to the system and not just show up and require all these subsidies. Excessive burden is usually related to disease management, like diabetes, heart disease, AIDS, etc.

I'll resubmit the same one now that I saw it did in fact include that note to disregard if we already submitted. Will also include a note that we already submitted this too...no biggie I think some people will receive some good news today!

...here in Canada, my mom is diabetic and if the person needs insulin injections, they don't cover you, my mom uses only pills to control her diabetes, but if in the future she needs to have insulin, I won't be able to buy insurance for her. She is 72 years old, Diabetic and high blood pressure...

...just have a letter from his parents stating that we live with them and as the oldest son he cares for them as they're both retired and sick (diabetes) Proof of funds: Bank draft with approx $7,000 USD He has no travel history Let me know if you have any additional tips or suggestions for...

He will need to do a medical exam and will need to pass the excessive demand criteria. This means if CIC calculates his medical conditions will cost the Canadian healthcare system more than a certain amount (around $6,500 per year), then he will be rejected which means neither parent will be...

not a problem at all, she maybe asked to do further test. most importantly you need to work with your wife to control her sugar level. Diabetes is a silent killer and i am sure you want her around for a very long time. drugs+diet+exercise and she will be fine. PR or no PR pls her health is...

...2. What would be a good insurance company to get the super visa insurance for a 51 years old person with pre-existing conditions such as diabetes? 3. What should I do to submit an application for my mother and my mother-in-law? Can I apply for both or do I and my wife need to apply...

If you were married to your new spouse AND you didn't include her or your daughter in your application AND you landed as a Permanent Resident without declaring them, you can't sponsor them.

...straightforward too, and according to the doctor only someone who is waaayyy out of whack would have a problem. Even slight blood pressure, diabetes etc. (as long as it is routinely manageable) would not typically be an issue. They are essentially looking for people who would cause an...

Best is to be honest with all answers. I don't think any condition which is stable for 4 years will cause any problem. Your father could also go and see his own kidney specialist and get an update of his condition which you could provide the panel doctor when he has the medical examination for...

...applicants are supposed to be exempt from the "excessive burden" requirement. So even if the health condition was serious and would require medical attention (e.g. diabetes), as long as it wasn't a danger to public safety it shouldn't have mattered. CIC seems to be more arbitrary every day...