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In My case, it took 10 months to receive procedural fairness letter after medical was under review. If the cost of the medication is over limit, there is chance you get procedural fairness letter other wise no problem what so ever.

Got PR Finally. Best of luck for other applicants.

yes, i changed to inflectra whose cost was significantly lower than remicade. Actually i am secondary applicant to my spouse's application. They asked for second medical for my wife as it was expired. After 1 week of medical, there was update in account as medical passed. I wonder they did not...

Medical passed. Now hopefully PPR soon.

Application received July 2016 Upfront medical Feb, 2017 1st Procedural fairness Oct, 2017 Response received Dec, 2017 Application transferred to Niagafalls office June 2018 2nd Procedural fairness letter August, 208 Now working on 2nd response letter

Hello, I explained my specialist about my immigration situation and he agreed to switch me to Inflectra which is biosimilar to Remicade and proven to work similar to Remicade. Actually Remicade costs $9.77/mg and Inflectra costs $6.5/mg. Even if they say they add professional cost; it is cost of...

No I have not passed. I got another procedural fairness letter. Now I am moving to inflectra which is a bit cheaper option. Or I will return back home.

At what stage of the application are you at now??

I have my employer's plan which can cover upto 80% of cost, separate my wife's employer plan and even drug company is also ready to sponsor if needed. I have provided significant bank balance as well. I do not know what explanation they need if want to reject anyway.

Thanks for the info. But cost of remicade is 35,000/year which is more than the updated threshold. But I have provided detail plan on how I can offset the provincial coverage cost. I was hoping that changes would bring medical inadmissibility exempt for applicants already residing in Canada. But...

Hello all, I applied PR from SK on Saskatchewan Experience Category.I have Ulcerative colitis ( on Remicade) and received procedural fairness letter in December 2017. Remicade is covered mostly by province and partly by my private insurance. I have explained them clearly that if needed, my...