This should be discussed with the doctor during your medical. He/she along with IRCC will have the final say.
If you have been stable and have been working or studying continuously for a while you should have a good chance of being approved.
That’s not true. Canada does worry about expensive conditions to treat, difficult or resource intensive conditions to treat, mental health issues which could be a danger to yourself or others especially since a change or environment, stress and lack of family support can lead to mental health issues, communicable diseases, etc. Flr students what province you are studying in can also be a factor. International students are covered by provincial plans in some provinces and private insurance in some other provinces. Many schools are in smaller communities that can not deal with complex medical issues or in provinces where the demand on specialists is already extremely high.
