study permit sponsorship and medical exam Qs

[ZMan]

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[farhan_83]

whole physical test, urine test, blood test, chest xray ...

[ZMan]

whole physical test, urine test, blood test, chest xray ...

what sort of physical test is it? what do they look for?

[mariogarza]

they look for aids, std's, diabetes, and in some cases drugs...

[ZMan]

they look for aids, std's, diabetes, and in some cases drugs...

I was wondering how parents/grandparents of current PRs migrate because most aged ppl 've got at least diabetes.

Anyway, apart from showing the 3rd party sponsor, how credible is showing an FDR from a bank under my name as a "proof of fund"?

[mariogarza]

they look for aids, std's, diabetes, and in some cases drugs...

I was wondering how parents/grandparents of current PRs migrate because most aged ppl 've got at least diabetes.

Anyway, apart from showing the 3rd party sponsor, how credible is showing an FDR from a bank under my name as a "proof of fund"?

About the diabetes, I have no idea... maybe for them is different a young person with diabetes than an old one...
Have you tried to email the canadian embassy at your country?... here in Mexico they answered all of my doubts... tell them your doubts about the proof of funds

[ZMan]

I've received the outcome today: med exam. I assume it means they won't be calling me for an interview anymore, would they?

For the med exam, I guess I should first get myself checked up by my doc for diagnosing any underlying illness, get treated fast and then report for the med exam with comeplete medical fitness.

[ZMan]

I've received the outcome today: med exam. I assume it means they won't be calling me for an interview anymore, would they?

I figured it varies from country to country - the CHC website of our country states that interview, if necessary, is always held before coming to a positive (med exam) or negative (refusal letter) decision.

Good luck to everyone waiting for an outcome!