Hi , I am a patient of COPD. Applying for PR immigration. Will immigration provide approval for permanent immgration.
COPD PERSON ARE PERMISSIABLE FOR GETTING PR??
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You may find it very difficult to get approved with COPD. Assume it will also depend whether you are the initial stage of COPD but in general COPD is an expensive and demanding condition to treat. Are you being sponsored by your child? To qualify for immigration most people must be in their early 40s or younger.
My husband is having COPD. And i am the prime applicant i will sponsor my husband via PR.?
Kindly advice.
Kindly advice.
It will partially be dependent on the severity of COPD and prognosis in the next 5- 10 years. In general COPD will make it difficult to immigrate.
My chest xray stated that i have emphysema and they suggest copd otherwise i have no symptoms , i workout , i breath normally , no coughing, no wheezing , it makes me frustrated since its in land express entry application
very unusual for people to be diagnosed with copd and emphysema with no symptoms. How old are you?
Did you live somewhere where there were lots of particulates in the air? These are all diagnosis that are very unusual if you are young, have normal function and have no other underlying conditions.
This is still very unusual for 15 years of smoking. Every case is always evaluated independently.
It’s comforting , i discussed the case with my doctor and he affirmes that my result are unusual since my respiratory rate and heart beating are normal but i asked for a pulmonary test to be sure , if it turns out mild or not severe at all , do you think it can be positif for my pr process , sorry if i ask you too mush questions , i have read all your replies and you seems to know what you are talking about , anyway thanks its really appreciated
It”s impossible to say. Given that you have mild COPD so early it is very likely that your symptoms will worsen over time and become quite disabling in 5-20 years. I‘m not a COPD and emphysema specialist but it depends on your prognosis. Would expect that you will be required to do additional testing during the medical. Would bring all the information from your doctor like x-rays and their diagnosis and prognosis.
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