Medical indicate Diabetes and high blood pressure!! Will it lead to rejection?

[AH15]

Please need some guidance!

 

[canadalover4987]

if you are the sponsor then NO.

but there's an impact if you are being sponsored. It clearly states to cic website that she/he must be healthy. For trv application you need to proved that the health condition is stable and well maintained. In addition to travel insurance.

 

[Steevy]

It should not be a problem, unless there is a heart issue too. Usually, people are allowed to visit Canada with such medical conditions, provided that your family doctor or physician has given an approval (does not have to be formal) your trip.

There is a different story with a health insurance for Visitors to Canada (TRV, Super Visa (PG-1), etc). Both diabetes and high/low blood pressure are considered pre-existing medical conditions, and if you want to get them covered, these conditions have to be stable for at least 120 to 180 days.


You can look at the options or ask for an advice about the medical results you have received - Visitors to Canada (TRV) Insurance or Super Visa (PG-1) Insurance.

 

[AH15]

Thanks a lot for your reply.

I have applied for super visa. The health insurance will not cover their pre-existing condition and the deductible is $1000. Would that be a problem?

 

[Steevy]

No, it won't be a problem for Super Visa eligibility. The only thing is that, if something happens resulting from these pre-existing conditions, it will not be covered under the insurance policy.