Upfront medical exam

[yildiz]

I've done my upfront medical exam for study permit on 24. Dec 2016
and Since my CRS score is around 472 I'll apply for Express entry soon around June or July

Can I apply with that old medical exam as it's valid for one year , or do I have to call my Physician to change the status from study to permanent residence or do I have to submit a new one ?

My status: I'm outside Canada at the moment and I will be international student in Canada On June or July 2017.

 

[carlucho34]

Why dont you apply for your PR first? Your tuition fees will be waaaay lower.

 

[yildiz]

Why dont you apply for your PR first? Your tuition fees will be waaaay lower.

no such big difference in the program I've chosen plus It wasn't in my plan

still no answer ?

 

[Escobar Gaviria]

Why dont you apply for your PR first? Your tuition fees will be waaaay lower.

Can you tell more about tuition and stuff after PR?
I'm planning on getting into ph.D once I land as PR.

Would it be easier? admission wise? tuition fee wise? permission to work as many hours as I can?

Thank you

 

[yildiz]

Can you tell more about tuition and stuff after PR?
I'm planning on getting into ph.D once I land as PR.

Would it be easier? admission wise? tuition fee wise? permission to work as many hours as I can?

Thank you

I'd say it's better for you to apply for permanent residence first Entry express as you will be treated same as Canadians
Yes much easier you will be able to work whenever you are free unlike international students only 20 hours per week

Good luck

 

[yildiz]

Your medical cannot be older than 6 months by the time you submit your application after receiving an ITA.

That helps thanks a lot

 

[Escobar Gaviria]

Guys, off topic.

Has the minimum ielts required for EE FSW changed from 6 in each section to 6.5 in each?