I have applied for immigration in the Skilled worker/professional category, to immigrate to Canada with my spouse and daughter...We are from India, My wife has SLE (lupus affecting kidney) for the past 12 years. She is under complete remission (control) and shows no symptoms of her disease. But, due to the nature of the disease, she has to take medicines everyday (1 tablet daily) and a yearly / bi-yeraly visit to the doctor / tests to check if everything is under control.
1. Is there a possibility of our application getting rejected at the medicals due to this reason ?
2. Should we mention all the (above mentioned) details during the medicals, since the medical tests might not reveal the problem
3. Is there a way to justify that the disease is under control and would not cause any issues, whilst we are in Canada
1. Is there a possibility of our application getting rejected at the medicals due to this reason ?
2. Should we mention all the (above mentioned) details during the medicals, since the medical tests might not reveal the problem
3. Is there a way to justify that the disease is under control and would not cause any issues, whilst we are in Canada