PGP medical test question

[train7]

Hi guys, just want to ask if one of the parents have serious chronic health condition, would it be rejected by the PGP program? If so, any solutions? Thanks!

 

[Omegabyte]

Probably, yes. If the medical exam shows they'd be an excessive burden on the health care system, they would be rejected.

I'm not certain there's any "solutions", sorry.

Perhaps a parent/grandparent super visa?

 

[jhutti]

Hi guys, just want to ask if one of the parents have serious chronic health condition, would it be rejected by the PGP program? If so, any solutions? Thanks!

Cic will give you oppurtunity to respond if one of parents health care demand more than 6 or 7k cost. U can write that for a pwticular health u will take care in private. Something on those lines. But search fourm. For who people write such indertaking

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Cic will give you oppurtunity to respond if one of parents health care demand more than 6 or 7k cost. U can write that for a pwticular health u will take care in private. Something on those lines. But search fourm. For who people write such indertaking

Declaring that they will take care of medical costs privately does not work. IRCC has no legal ability to hold people to such agreements once they are PRs.

If they are issued a procedural fairness letter for medical inadmissibility, they need to show that the actual cost to Canada's social and healthcare systems will be less than the Excessive Demand Threshold.

 

[scylla]

Declaring that they will take care of medical costs privately does not work. IRCC has no legal ability to hold people to such agreements once they are PRs.

If they are issued a procedural fairness letter for medical inadmissibility, they need to show that the actual cost to Canada's social and healthcare systems will be less than the Excessive Demand Threshold.

Agreed with the above.