Your timeline is different than most of usSubmitted application in January 2024
AIP May 2024
Sent all required documents and medical was done by August 2024
And nothing new
Same here and 3 other person from same timeline recieved medical request in early October,is there any new update they got?Hi all
My sister and her family did received medical request early october 2026
They did apply for H&C in summer of 2023
Recived AIP in April 2025.
They did have medical exam back home in 2022 just before coming to Canada .
No new news, they jut did their Medical exam this week !Same here and 3 other person from same timeline recieved medical request in early October,is there any new update they got?
Those guys were from 2024 AIP holders.No new news, they jut did their Medical exam this week !
I read somewhere that some people did receive confirmation of address ?
I am a 2024 AIP holders but no any news yet!Those guys were from 2024 AIP holders.
https://www.instagram.com/indicate_immigration/reel/Defqt85N99K/?hl=en
based ircc processing time what they posted on their website still 28 months left but as always canuck says we do NOT have to believe whatever IRCC saying or posted, they got FD while IRCC internal system still shows need to wait for over 2.4 years
isn't IRCC's inconsistency?
Estimated time left
28 months left
stage 2 approval recently so
https://www.instagram.com/indicate_immigration/reel/Defqt85N99K/?hl=en
based ircc processing time what they posted on their website still 28 months left but as always canuck says we do NOT have to believe whatever IRCC saying or posted, they got FD while IRCC internal system still shows need to wait for over 2.4 years
isn't IRCC's inconsistency?
Estimated time left
28 months left
stage 2 approval recently so
lol now medical expires in 5 years not in 12 months
I am a 2024 AIP holders but no any news yet!
Under IRCC’s temporary public policy (extended until October 5, 2029), you are exempt from completing a new Immigration Medical Exam (IME) if you satisfy all of the following requirements:
Do You Qualify for the Exemption?
To reuse your expired or old medical results, your situation must match these official criteria:
1. Physical Presence: You must be actively and physically living inside Canada. (IRCC explicitly clarified that if you have moved outside Canada, you can no longer use this policy, even if your last exam was done here).
2. The 5-Year Window: You must have completed your previous IME within the last 5 years from the date you submit your new application.
3. Low Health Risk: Your previous medical exam results must have been assessed as low risk or no risk to Canadian public health or safety.
Does this apply medical done for work permit? For example I did medical for work permit application will that be use for my stage 2 humanitarian medical exam requirement or will they send me another one
Submitted application in January 2024
AIP May 2024
Sent all required documents and medical was done by August 2024
And nothing new
Same here and 3 other person from same timeline recieved medical request in early October,is there any new update they got?
But I have CSQ for more than a year nowYou applied in Quebec so that is normal processing.
Eligibility depends on IRCC’s specific policy and the applicant’s circumstances. It’s best to check the official IRCC guidance before relying on the exemption.Under IRCC’s temporary public policy (extended until October 5, 2029), you are exempt from completing a new Immigration Medical Exam (IME) if you satisfy all of the following requirements:
Do You Qualify for the Exemption?
To reuse your expired or old medical results, your situation must match these official criteria:
1. Physical Presence: You must be actively and physically living inside Canada. (IRCC explicitly clarified that if you have moved outside Canada, you can no longer use this policy, even if your last exam was done here).
2. The 5-Year Window: You must have completed your previous IME within the last 5 years from the date you submit your new application.
3. Low Health Risk: Your previous medical exam results must have been assessed as low risk or no risk to Canadian public health or safety.
