Vistor visa extension for my mother and medical examination issuse

[PAKALI1975]

Hi,
This is second time I am asking question and hope respected member will give me advice and help regarding Medical of my mother visiting visa extension.
I applied visa extension for my mother which are going expire this month.

I received medical request and last week my mother did medical from Toronto and paid $290 because her age Around 77 years. Now I received call that she need to do some extra X-Ray again and paid X-ray fees again.

I am so much worry regarding what they want to check it again.

My mother has multiple visas up to 2024 and she can IN/OUT as much as she can but not stay
More than 6 months in single stay.

I planned to make her stay 6 month more due to current job problem I cannot travel with my mother and my mother cannot travel alone due to age factor.

Now I am confused that should I take my mother again and do x-ray or skip this procedure and arrange her traveling back to Pakistan (which is so much difficult next three month to get leave from job).

I am worrying if something come in her x-ray result and that make reason to refuse to allow entering in Canada in future.

I am looking one more question that if my mother go for x ray and then travel back to Pakistan. If she comes back in future is this medical examination will affect her admissibility problems in the future due to this medical report?

What is maximum negative effect due this medical examination?

My mother has multiple visas up to 2024 and she can IN/OUT as much as she can but not stay More than 6 months in single stay.

Hope respected member will advise me please treat urgent because she supposed to do medical ASAP (may be tomorrow).
Regards

 

[k.h.p.]

If she slips the xray, her extension will be refused. Unless she leaves now, she will be in Canada illegally.

If she skips the xray, she may be required to do medicals the next time she re enters Canada, or may be put on medical surveillance.

They could be requiring you to re do the xray because the last ones were not clear. If you have concerns about the outcome of the exam, talk to the doctors. But I really don't think skipping the exam is a smart idea.

 

[kprs_ind]

If your mother is in Visitors visa, I don't think there's any medical inadmissibility as such. To cover your mother's medical condition, her condition should be stable for at least 120 days so that you can cover her medical expenses using travel insurance.

Since you are concerned on the medical report, please cover her using a Medical insurance and provide that information along with the application for extension to show that she will not rely on any govt. assistance rather she has all expenses covered. This could in turn may add weitage