Are spouse exempted from medical inadmissibility clause

[Fcb419]

Hello everyone please i need your help i failed my medical with one test being positive, I have taken treatment under the Canadian standard, my application now is in its last phase for a decision to be made. Am so worried because I don't know what the Visa officer in Dakar Senegal will write. Please help me thank you.

 

[Fcb419]

Anyone who had such an experience please help me out

 

[Wakki]

Hello everyone please i need your help i failed my medical with one test being positive, I have taken treatment under the Canadian standard, my application now is in its last phase for a decision to be made. Am so worried because I don't know what the Visa officer in Dakar Senegal will write. Please help me thank you.

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...ll-chance-if-medical-exam-is-not-good.240053/

 

[scylla]

Hello everyone please i need your help i failed my medical with one test being positive, I have taken treatment under the Canadian standard, my application now is in its last phase for a decision to be made. Am so worried because I don't know what the Visa officer in Dakar Senegal will write. Please help me thank you.

Yes - they are exempt. But a medical condition can still slow down or even halt the processing of your application. For example, if you have a disease like TB, it will have to be treated and the test will have to be negative before you will be allowed to come to Canada.

 

[zardoz]

Hello everyone please i need your help i failed my medical with one test being positive, I have taken treatment under the Canadian standard, my application now is in its last phase for a decision to be made. Am so worried because I don't know what the Visa officer in Dakar Senegal will write. Please help me thank you.

You are Excessive Demand Exempt (cost to Canada for your medical needs) but you are not exempt from the Public Health/Safety inadmissibility.

If you are an active TB carrier, you come under the second category.

 

[Fcb419]

Thanks

You are Excessive Demand Exempt (cost to Canada for your medical needs) but you are not exempt from the Public Health/Safety inadmissibility.

If you are an active TB carrier, you come under the second category.

Alot for the reply at least it has reduced my worries, pl

 

[Fcb419]

Thanks

You are Excessive Demand Exempt (cost to Canada for your medical needs) but you are not exempt from the Public Health/Safety inadmissibility.

If you are an active TB carrier, you come under the second category.

Alot for the reply at least it has reduced my worries, please more opinions are welcome, I don't want to have a refusal letter.

 

[Fcb419]

I don't have

You are Excessive Demand Exempt (cost to Canada for your medical needs) but you are not exempt from the Public Health/Safety inadmissibility.

If you are an active TB carrier, you come under the second category.

. Thanks alot for your reply it has reduced my worries now, I am Still waiting for them to finish with the processing of my medical results and hear what they will say.