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Rossei, I really hope you /or someone can guide me. I am in a very difficult situation. I sponsored my parents last year and they just received their medical request in February. They live in India and my parents are overall in good health so we never thought there would be any issues. They...

...and will have minimal requirements for hospitalization or social services. No active TB or dangerous behaviour. (e.g. controlled diabetes and/or hypertension with no associated significant end organ damage, cataracts not requiring immediate surgery, psychiatric disorders that are well...

hi, thanks for the info. sa april 11 kami magmedical sa nationwide. ganun din po case ng husband ko. ideclare nya na may hypertension at diabetes sya so definite na mag ecg at creatinine sya. how much po binayaran nyo for the ecg at crea. P4,050 lang kasi pag walang additional test. Sa...

...ache fever, cold, cough, stomach upset, allergy etc..or any on- going routine medicines as prescribed by your doctor (Ex: medicine for BP, Diabetes, Asthma etc ) for three - four months, you can manage without insurance. 5. What documents (Papers) should we prepare for the immigration...

I have one question. I have applied from Montreal for permanent resident through CSQ. I m waiting for medical test. Is it mandatory to do medical test from canada or I can do it from my country ( the doc from country is in the panel of cic docs)

...needed up to 4 months for the bone to set before the doctor could insert the crowns.) 4. Check on my mother who has chronic conditions of diabetes and cardiac dysrhythmias. I kindly ask that you take into consideration the dates that I will be out of town in the event that a CIC officer has...

if sum one has kidney disorder like narotic sandrom realising 1+ proten in urine then it will be cause for rejection? i have recieved my MR yesterday n i have time of 60 days

...of your parent’s names. 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...

So just to answer a few of your other questions: - I would work with your lawyer on how to document a strong case for the ARC and what arguments / evidence to use to support your case. There are probably things a lawyer will recommend you focus on and others that a lawyer may suggest you...

Answer Take care of formatting while posting essays for review. Weak introduction and has almost all the issues that have been discussed in this forum many a times. Spend a little time on the other reviews. Stop using the line in red. It is very similar to the sentence which is literally #1 on...

1. you will have to do tests as everybody else at prescribed doctor. In addition you shall mention your current health situation. And all that will be transmitted to CIC 2. They will check your test results and the health history and they will either: - reject you directly - ask adittional...

...and may cause episodic rather than continuing periods of incapacity of more than three days. Examples of chronic conditions include asthma, diabetes and epilepsy. Incapacity for pregnancy or prenatal care (any such incapacity is FMLA-protected regardless of the period of incapacity). For...

Sounds like you're in a bit of a pickle. If you want you can write the above. However, if you want my honest advice I would stick to the facts. I really don't know what immigration are like with H&C cases, but you can imagine they read a lot of stories. I don't think tugging at their heart...

...before u arrive here. Payment of health insurance premium is way more costly than occasional doctor visits if u dont have some disease like diabetes. Insurance might charge more if they discover something in the blood test. For us this strategy worked. My wife is a pharmacist and we brought...

...open, because she can't come to Canada on that Shi*y insurance with Super Visa, she needs constant care by a doctor to monitor her heart and diabetes which she has from last 30 years and also 10-12 medicines to be taken daily... And about my employment letter it reads as per below. Mr. XXX...

...got our PR through PNP last year. My mother applied for TRV twice before and got rejected on both occasions. She is 53 and on medication for diabetes, hypertension and hypothyroidsm. DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED FROM MY SIDE: (1) Notarized invitation letter along with detail info of the inviter...

Hi I have a question about the vision test. I have problems with my eyes. My vision is very cloudy mostly in my right eye and because of that im really worried about the medical exam. I cannot read anything with my right eye anymore (not even with glasses) and only first 3 lines with my left...

...at least at the moment. If your parents are seeing an endocrinologist, cardiologist, family doctor and even nephrologist given the diabetes and hypertension I would suggest that they visit all these physicians when they return to their home country hopefully annually if their health is...

...I then went to have my final appointment (with the doctor) who takes the standard questionnaire stuff, allergic to medicine, have you diabetes, heart problems etc. He then checks your heart beat, inside your ears with the torch thing, then that's pretty much it. Once they have all the...

...the urge to consume that non-nutritious eatable. As a result of consistent consumption, people welcome plethora of harmful diseases like diabetes and high cholesterol. Further substantial viewpoint is lack of physical exercises. Though, everything is getting converted into digital and...