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csaade said:
If he did it in AUH then I guess it's dr. Saab who was in charge


He went to Antoine Stephan at Rizk Hospital.
 
A question for our experts in this forum.
I am working in Africa.If I receive medical exam request meanwhile,do i have to make the medical in Lebanon?
 
jadzz said:
A question for our experts in this forum.
I am working in Africa.If I receive medical exam request meanwhile,do i have to make the medical in Lebanon?
Of course not, you can do your medical anywhere. Just check the doctors available in your area using cic website
 
Canadian_Citizen said:
He went to Antoine Stephan at Rizk Hospital.

so when our medical will be recieved , better to go to anoine stephan !
 
lemans207 said:
well these are 2 cases recently posted you can read other rooms .

yes its true, a member of another immigration forum got his visa by less than 11 months, so lemans207 stand by and get ready
 
initial said:
so when our medical will be recieved , better to go to anoine stephan !

But I don't know if he uses e-medical or not...he did take his picture however. You can call and ask.
 
Bachar said:
yes its true, a member of another immigration forum got his visa by less than 11 months, so lemans207 stand by and get ready

ok...but everyone's situation is different..and the circumstances around each file is different. I mean hopefully it's true, and you all get your visas within 11 months.
 
Canadian_Citizen said:
ok...but everyone's situation is different..and the circumstances around each file is different. I mean hopefully it's true, and you all get your visas within 11 months.
I'm sure that we're all gonna meet next summer in Canada :)
 
csaade said:
I'm sure that we're all gonna meet next summer in Canada :)

Yes we should throw a party LOL
 
Canadian_Citizen said:
ok...but everyone's situation is different..and the circumstances around each file is different. I mean hopefully it's true, and you all get your visas within 11 months.

in Maroc within 6 month they get visa
 
Canadian_Citizen said:
Yes we should throw a party LOL
I already throw parties every time I go but the big party will be thrown once I book the one way ticket :D
 
lemans207 said:
in Maroc within 6 month they get visa

Lemans...thanks for making the rest of us feel like crap lol It's not the time of news we like to hear...hehe
 
Canadian_Citizen said:
Lemans...thanks for making the rest of us feel like crap lol It's not the time of news we like to hear...hehe
Morocco is filled with Spanish and French ppl as we all know, that's why it's fast
 
thanks for your advises, I submitted a request online to Bucharest and expecting my caips at the end of this month by the least, I also found this official alert after on CiC right after submitting the inquiry:

Alert – Strike Action

The Professional Association of Foreign Service Officers (PAFSO) union is currently taking strike action. PAFSO union members responsible for processing visa applications have been walking out of offices in Canada and overseas.

Posted processing times for both temporary and permanent resident visa applications do not take into account work stoppages.

Anyone applying for a visa should anticipate delays and submit their application as far in advance as possible.

Contingency plans are already in place to ensure all offices remain open and are providing at least a minimum level of service. Priority will be placed on urgent humanitarian applications.

CIC continues to closely monitor the situation.
 
Lmastory said:
thanks for your advises, I submitted a request online to Bucharest and expecting my caips at the end of this month by the least, I also found this official alert after on CiC right after submitting the inquiry:

Alert – Strike Action

The Professional Association of Foreign Service Officers (PAFSO) union is currently taking strike action. PAFSO union members responsible for processing visa applications have been walking out of offices in Canada and overseas.

Posted processing times for both temporary and permanent resident visa applications do not take into account work stoppages.

Anyone applying for a visa should anticipate delays and submit their application as far in advance as possible.

Contingency plans are already in place to ensure all offices remain open and are providing at least a minimum level of service. Priority will be placed on urgent humanitarian applications.

CIC continues to closely monitor the situation.

The missions involved in Thursday’s walkout include Tokyo, Tel Aviv, Ramallah and, Hong Kong, as well as the immigration sections at Canada’s two largest visa-processing centres in Beijing and New Delhi.

http://news.nationalpost.com/2013/06/06/foreign-service-workers-target-harpers-european-trip-with-walkout-in-ottawa-key-missions-abroad/

It doesn't include Romania...for now at least!