Disability

[LEOMORAL]

Hello, Im registred here to ask to the most expert users, if is possible immigrate to Canada with a disability. First of all, I have a lifetime allowance for disability and I'm not limited to phisically or intelectually work. Just I ask wich are the requirements and wich is the law that specify these requeriments. If anyone know, I'll be eternally gratefull. Greetings from Spain.

 

[scylla]

Hello, Im registred here to ask to the most expert users, if is possible immigrate to Canada with a disability. First of all, I have a lifetime allowance for disability and I'm not limited to phisically or intelectually work. Just I ask wich are the requirements and wich is the law that specify these requeriments. If anyone know, I'll be eternally gratefull. Greetings from Spain.

It's possible to immigrate, however you must qualify just like anyone else would through an economic immigration stream like Express Entry based on your level of education, years of skilled work experience, language abilities, age, funds available to establish yourself in Canada and other factors. There is no special immigration stream for those who are disabled. All applicants must pass a medical. This means your disability must not be so severe that it will crease a burden on Canada's health care / social care systems.