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According to IRCC definition here, AIR means the eligibility requirements are met, but the applicant still has to pass the medical, security and background checks. That's why I'm hoping to get AIP even with an incomplete medical exam. This is our only way out now!

That's exactly what's happening :) having private insurance and still paying out of pocket for pregnancy-related healthcare as it's usually not covered by private insurance companies. In case we decide to defer the CXR and submit a deferral letter to IRCC, do you think that will impact...

Hi everyone, I'm sponsoring my spouse inland and she's currently pregnant and prefers to defer the CXR in IME until after giving birth. I know in this case the IME will be put on hold (and so will the PR application) but I hope we can at least receive the AIP so that she can get OHIP. By...

Thank you canuck78 for your explanation. Being an inland PR applicant without provincial health insurance is a real struggle and risk, especially when there's a pregnancy or other needs for medical attention.

Hi guys, I'm sponsoring my wife inland and while we're waiting for the decision on PR, she wants to apply for OWP (which requires a medical exam), but she's pregnant and wants to defer the chest x-ray until after giving birth. According to IRCC guidelines: What will IRCC do with the OWP...