Angioplasty done. Can I still be awarded the PR?

[Sharan8384]

Hello Fellows,

I have undergone an angioplasty in november 2016. I have received the ITA in february 2018 draw.Can this be a problem in medicals?
Also If at all I get the VISA/PR denied, will the fees be refunded?

Regards,
Sharan

 

[jackdawn]

Hello Fellows,

I have undergone an angioplasty in november 2016. I have received the ITA in february 2018 draw.Can this be a problem in medicals?
Also If at all I get the VISA/PR denied, will the fees be refunded?

Regards,
Sharan

Haven't come across a case were PR was denied because of this medical reason, im sure u wont have a problem.
let me chk on the fee refund

Good luck. Go ahead and apply bro

 

[jackdawn]

if the application is processed and rejected for lack of some document then ul get back RPRF and not processing fee.

If it is rejected as incomplete ul get the processing fee as well

 

[Sharan8384]

Haven't come across a case were PR was denied because of this medical reason, im sure u wont have a problem.
let me chk on the fee refund

Good luck. Go ahead and apply bro

Thanks brother. That definitely is a relief.
Yes as per physical conditions I am doing very well.

Thanks again.

 

[canuck78]

Hello Fellows,

I have undergone an angioplasty in november 2016. I have received the ITA in february 2018 draw.Can this be a problem in medicals?
Also If at all I get the VISA/PR denied, will the fees be refunded?

Regards,
Sharan

Really depends on whether you have other cardiac or vascular issues. Not a very common procedure for a young person.

 

[Sharan8384]

Really depends on whether you have other cardiac or vascular issues. Not a very common procedure for a young person.

Yeah not a common procedure for sure. But that's the challenge I have been assigned

When u say other issues... can u please specify what sort of issues?

 

[DEEPCUR]

As far as I know, if you don't have any current medical condition that deems to be excessive demand, then you'll be fine. They don't consider past condition as baseline to predict future probability of excessive demand. I have come across people who were treated for cancer in the past got pr successfully because they didn't have any diagnosis at the time of pr medical. So by that logic, you should be fine as long as you're not taking any expensive medicine or require some kind of regular expensive procedure.

 

[Amitjay]

Hello Fellows,

I have undergone an angioplasty in november 2016. I have received the ITA in february 2018 draw.Can this be a problem in medicals?
Also If at all I get the VISA/PR denied, will the fees be refunded?

Regards,
Sharan

Hi , Did you get PR than , would you like to share your experience about medical test