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    Student Visa Application outside Home Country

    I have been in the other country for only 6 months, I hope that will not make it harder to convince the visa office.
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    Student Visa Application outside Home Country

    Hello, Please, can I apply for Canadian student visa while I am studying in another country?
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    Hepatitis B and immigration

    Health grounds 38 (1) A foreign national is inadmissible on health grounds if their health condition (a) is likely to be a danger to public health; (b) is likely to be a danger to public safety; or (c) might reasonably be expected to cause excessive demand on health or social services...
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    Hepatitis B and Canada Immigration

    Health grounds 38 (1) A foreign national is inadmissible on health grounds if their health condition (a) is likely to be a danger to public health; (b) is likely to be a danger to public safety; or (c) might reasonably be expected to cause excessive demand on health or social services...
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    Hepatitis B and Canada Immigration

    Hello Rock Star, Testing positive for hepatitis B does not mean you or your wife will automatically be refused entry to Canada. The medical panel will do their own test and assess your wife's situation. She's likely to pass the medical test if she will not be a risk to the general public...
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    Hepatitis B and immigration

    okay. Then you should try, you might stand a better chance of getting the visa.
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    Hepatitis B and immigration

    Maybe, but it will be worth it if you get into Canada. You can work in a week and have enough money. Food is cheap but accommodation is not, yet still you can manage if you get a good job.
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    Hepatitis B and immigration

    Yes but only if you will travel with them. And they don't test children for hep b.
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    Hepatitis B and immigration

    Hello jessa, All that the Officers want is, not to spread any kind of disease in Canada. Hepatitis B doesn't mean you are forever doomed for visa to Canada. If your Hepatitis is undetectable for your viral load or its not reactive, then it means you can not spread the disease. The same applies...
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    Hepatitis B and immigration

    Hi Smiley04, That great. For the exercise, 5 minutes daily is enough. It just has to be continuous. I think you can spare only 5 minutes of your 24 hours in a day; for the greater purpose, right?
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    Hepatitis B and immigration

    Hi Smiley04, Fatty liver is reversible so please you shouldn't worry. If you have fatty liver because of obesity or unhealthy eating habits, your doctor may also suggest that you increase physical activity and eliminate or add certain types of foods to your diet. Reducing the number of calories...
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    Hepatitis B and immigration

    Let us know your experience when you are done smiley04
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    Hepatitis B and immigration

    Hi smiley04, Yes of course! I know not one but a lot of people who has passed the Medical Test with hepatitis b and c. They know we are all not perfect. And what are really don't want is you spreading the disease in Canada or you having to spending a lot of money on your health while your proof...
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    Hepatitis B and immigration

    Sure smiley04, My prayers are with you! Just be positive and hope for the best. I am 100% sure you will pass the Medical Test and you will post all your smiles right here to also encourage others. Thank You!
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    Hepatitis B and immigration

    It will but you stand a good chance of passing the test!
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    Hepatitis B and immigration

    Yes Please! You have to let the doctor know about your condition. You are also suppose to take with you any medical test you have taken concerning your medical condition. This will help the doctor to assess your situation very quick. Whatever you do, the blood test will include Hepatitis test...