Good day.
My wife just got approved of a visa and now has to go to the Canadian Embassy in Moscow to pick it up. Her medical expires on June 30, 2013 and there isn't much time. My concern is she was diagnosed for cancer at the early stage (rectal cancer) and was removed and is cancer free. I advised her not to volunteer this information to the immigration officer at the Embassy under the advice of a few immigration lawyers. If she gets her visa after June 30 deadline, will she have to go for another physical examination? They will find out about her recent medical history. If this will be the case after getting her visa, will she be denied coming to Canada? Please advise. Thanks.
My wife just got approved of a visa and now has to go to the Canadian Embassy in Moscow to pick it up. Her medical expires on June 30, 2013 and there isn't much time. My concern is she was diagnosed for cancer at the early stage (rectal cancer) and was removed and is cancer free. I advised her not to volunteer this information to the immigration officer at the Embassy under the advice of a few immigration lawyers. If she gets her visa after June 30 deadline, will she have to go for another physical examination? They will find out about her recent medical history. If this will be the case after getting her visa, will she be denied coming to Canada? Please advise. Thanks.
