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    Afghan Refugee Outside Canada

    I already gave biometrics and had a medical assessment 3 weeks ago. I think the medical assessment is the last step from issuing a visa. As far as I know, it takes about 2-4 weeks for a visa to be approved after your medical is passed. I just assume that a personal interview is not necessary in...
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    Afghan Refugee Outside Canada

    I haven't been called for an interview and I don't think there will be any interview.
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    Refugee outside Canada

    When exactly did you receive your visa?
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    Visa is on hold due to additional Sputum test

    Hello, I hope you have received your visa already. I have a couple of questions. How long after your second x-ray and negative sputum result did they approve your visa? If you use WhatsApp, it would be convenient to talk there. Please send me a message on my WhatsApp: +923085302240 If you don't...
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    Refugee outside Canada

    Did you tell IOM about your TB history during your medical assessment? How long after your sputum result did you receive your visa?
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    Can we access medical reports IOM Pakistan

    Hi, it's been almost a year, so I hope you have received your visa already. I wonder if you told IOM about your past TB that you had 10 years ago? They request all those to have a sputum test and a second x-ray after 3 months whose x-rays show old scars whether you tell them about your past...
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    Refugee outside Canada

    I applied in May 2022. I first had biometrics appointment and then 3 days later followed by a medical appointment. The next step most likely depends on your medical assessment, which is the last step from getting a visa I think. If your medical is clear, they will approve your visa in about 3-4...
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    Afghan Refugee Outside Canada

    I am familiar with that. I am specifically referring to past "treated" TB history like older than 10 years. That means the individual was treated a long time ago and doesn't have active TB.
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    Afghan Refugee Outside Canada

    Hello, I would like to connect with Afghan refugees who have been sponsored by some organization in Canada or UNHCR, particularly those who have history of past treated TB and told IOM about it and were asked to have a sputum test. I gave biometrics and had a medical assessment. I was requested...
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    Refugee outside Canada

    Thank you. Please kindly send me a message on my WhatsApp: +923085302240
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    Refugee outside Canada

    That's fantastic. Congratulations. I have a couple of questions as I am also an Afghan refugee living in Pakistan and applied. I am almost about to recieve my visa and had my medical examination 3 days ago. Can I talk to you on WhatsApp, please? I have some questions. Regards,
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    Refugee outside Canada

    I hope you have received your visa?
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    Chest scars experience - Tb scars

    That's fantastic. Congratulations. Did you tell IOM physicians that you had TB in the past and was treated?