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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...

My doctor was a nice person. He chatted a lot with us during the medical exam. Frankly what I understood is that they are looking for AIDS, Syphilis, Tuberculosis or Breast Cancer. If you have current or past history that flags up in the system. I had very high BP on the day of the medical exam...

...about it not being his blood child blah blah... But yet made no mention of those I sumts in her transcripts ... I'm young looking and have diabetes and do to car accident codnt have more children... For crying out loud I ain't dead!!!!!! She was awful, just plain aweful...! Sorry for the...

...blood sugar test tomorrow. Now the question is what does this test result have a bearing on my application. Its not that am diagnised with diabetes but what happens to applicants who are diabetic? They are going to upload the results to the consulate on monday. Am thinking of talking to them...

Can you please give your details of the following? 1. NOC Code - 2. Application Sent date - 3. Application received date - 4. PER Received date - 5. AOR Received date - 6. MR request date - Did the CIC and VO communicated all the stages through E-mail or letter?

...exercise & healthy diet), coz i just learned from an applicant (VO is in Manila - CEM), that she failed her medical results due to her diabetes (she was overweight & has hypertension). I feel i need to go for a lab test in advance to see how my health is now before it's too late.. Also, one...

...of you having done the degree (examination admit card or college photo id) or your college administrator's sworn affidavit for the same. 2. Diabetes... How is your control on blood sugar? H1Abc count is? If control is good AND the CIC officer decides that you should not cause "excessive...

...down where he tested my reflex with a small plastic hammer.hitting it against my elbow,knees and ankles..after he tested my urine sample for diabetes/glucose level..he said all was good... We then proceeded to the lab for a blood test against HIV..and the last stop was the xray which went...

...x-ray had few issues, so they asked him to visit a specialist which IOM recommended, and asked him to undergo whatever treatment that doc asks and than come back later. They'll not upload until the matter is resolved. Even I was told that Canadians do not bother Diabetes until its not in urine.

idima Do not worry too much about the extra weight unless you are extremely round and that you have any extra conditions like diabetes, hypertension or eating disorders etc which are caused by the excess weight. And in any case if you try to lose more than 10% of your body weight in 6 weeks...

...high, it was not a problem with CIC. Most DMPs know this and will take a couple of readings. If you don't have a family history of it, you weight is Ok, no other comorbities(diabetes, obesity, etc), they will usually just tell you to watch for it, exercise more, eat healthy diet. Nothing else.

Just took a look at the IMEI as well. I had been under the impression you would only be referred if the serum creatinine was abnormal, but you're right that in the flow chart it shows a referral for abnormal sugar levels. There may be a delay for you, but I'm sure you'll be fine since you have...

thanks a lot for you reply,it was a very big relief, the doctor actually called my husband to say he sees sugar in urine and if he had diabetis from before, to which my husband said no he wasn't aware of that and can he redo the urine test, and the doctor said ok will redo.