It is very dependent on the individual’s reasons they needed the transplant, when they had the transplant, other Heath issues, etc.
The consultants are wrong. It could certainly be an issue. It's not only communicable diseases that are a problem but also any condition that IRCC may feel will place excessive burden on Canada's health care system. If IRCC feels there is a high chance you may need dialysis or another kidney transplant within the next 5-10 years, then it's possible you may be refused for medical reasons. Ultimately you won't know until you go through the process and see how your medical is assessed.
What immigration route do you plan to apply? Sound like your consultant is referring to medical for spousal sponsorship.
In that case you can be refused due to excessive demand. So it's possible that you may get through successfully and also possible you may not due to your transplant. You'll have to try and see what happens.
It will still cone down to an individual's health. When they had the transplant and why they were in kidney failure has a majpr inpact on approval/rejection.
Hi Neha,
hi i had kindey transplant back in 2016 currently im fit my blood reports are all normal or good. i'm taking anti rejection pills. my docotor also gave me fitness certificate. so can you please tell me was there any rejection faced by you by medical board?. i have gone through the comments did not find the appropitae one. i know it all depends on the blood work conducted by medical board and physical examination at time of iimigration but i just wants to know what did you faced by medicl board as i think my condition is relatable to you
