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9.1 Are there certain medical requirements for immigration to Canada?

Yes. You and ALL your dependents, whether accompanying you or not, must undergo and pass a medical examination. To pass the medical examination you or your dependents must not have a condition that is a danger to public health or safety or would cause excessive demand on health or social services in Canada. The medical examination includes a standard physical examination, blood tests, urine tests, and X-Rays.





9.2 Will my application be rejected if I have a certain disease or disorder?

In most cases, in order to pose a danger to public health and safety the person must have a medical condition or disease which is or could be contagious. It this is not the case, there will usually be no danger to the public health or safety. However, even persons with contagious diseases are not necessarily inadmissible. The severity of the medical condition and the ease in which is is transmitted to others must be considered.





9.3 If I am pregnant, will I still have to undergo the medical examination?

If you are pregnant, you will not be able to complete the x-ray portion of the medical and will have to wait until after delivery and the child then would need to be added to your application.

Depending on the immigrant category in which you are applying, being pregnant might effect your application. An example would be if you are applying as an independent, the visa officer may question how you will
support yourself.





9.4 Can my dependents undergo the medical examination in another country?

Whenever possible, the same DMP should perform the medical examination of all family members. If this is not possible, advise the visa office that your dependents are abroad and the visa office will arrange to have their medical examinations done by a DMP closer to their place where they live. The visa office will forward a copy of the Medical Report: Section A, Client Identification & Summary (IMM 1017) to them, with the address of their nearest DMP. The visa office will fill in the tombstone data and affix a photograph of your dependent to the form.





9.5 Must everyone in my family have a medical examination?

Yes. All of your dependents who are not already permanent residents or Canadian citizens, whether they will accompany you to Canada or not, must undergo a medical examination.
 

lnd_dan

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Jun 18, 2010
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Category........
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Accra
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App. Filed.......
17-01-2013
Nomination.....
16-05-2013
AOR Received.
16-05-2013
File Transfer...
14-08-2013
Med's Request
28-08-2013
Med's Done....
29-08-2013
Interview........
waived
Passport Req..
07-10-2013
VISA ISSUED...
08-10-2013
LANDED..........
19-10-2013
Hi, Thanks for the information. How soon do we get d result of the medical at cic in our location? Secondly, how do I know if I pass the medicals? Thank you
 

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CAIPS is all written in codes, I found a decipheral explanation for those codes on the internet. Here are the codes and their meanings...

(As found on internet)
Permanent Residents / Permanent Resident Determinations


*censored word*

* 1 or M male
* 2 or F female

MARITAL STATUS

* 1 single
* 2 married
* 3 widowed
* 4 divorced
* 5 separated
* 8 common-law partner


HEIGHT CODE
(Height must be between 31 cm and 268 cm)

* 1 (or metric + height)
* 2 (or imperial + height, 0 for unknown)


EYE COLOUR CODE

* 0 Unknown
* 1 black
* 2 blue
* 3 brown
* 4 green
* 5 hazel
* 6 gray
* 7 other


HEIGHT AND EYE COLOUR VALIDATION CODE

* 0 not defined
* 1 unknown
* 2 confirmed
* 3 estimated


NAME FLAG

* 1 maiden name
* 2 son/daughter of
* 3 other surname or different spelling
* 4 other given name/different spelling or nickname
* 5 spouse's surname
* 6 intended spouse's surname


OFFICIAL LANGUAGE CODE

* 1 fluent in English
* 2 fluent in French
* 3 fluent in both
* 4 fluent in neither


EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION CODE

* 00 none
* 01 secondary or less
* 02 formal trade certificate, diploma or apprenticeship e.g. hairdresser
* 03 other non-university certificate or diploma e.g. registered nurse, denial technician
* 04 some university, no degree
* 05 bachelor's degree of first professional degree e.g. BA B.Ed, B.Eng. LLB. MD
* 06 some post graduate, no further degree
* 07 master's degree
* 08 doctorate - PhD


SYNTHETIC NOC CODES (OM OP 97-21)

* 9911.0 Student
* 9992.0 Retired
* 9970.0 Homemaker
* 9980.0 Dependant (other than student)
* 9914.0 New Worker
* 9999.0 Open Work Permit 0001.0 investor


PILOT INDICATOR COPES (PERMANENT RESIDENT ONLY)

* CN1 Control - Independent Class - London
* CN2 Control - Independent Class - Hong Kong
* CN3 Control - Independent Class - New Delhi
* PN1 Pilot - Independent Class - London
* PN2 Pilot- Independent Class - Hong Kong
* PN3 Pilot - Independent Class -New Delhi
* CF3 Control - Family Class - New Delhi
* CF4 Control - Family Class - Singapore
* PF3 Pilot - Family Class - New Delhi
* PF4 Pilot - Family Class - Singapore
* IF3 Imaging - Family Class - New Delhi


PROVINCE

* AB Alberta
* BC British Columbia
* MO Manitoba
* NB New Brunswick
* NF Newfoundland
* NS Nova Scotia
* NT Northwest Territories
* NU Nunavut
* ON Ontario
* PE Prince Edward Island
* PQ Quebec
* SK Saskatchewan
* YT Yukon


FAMILY STATUS CODE

* 1 principal applicant
* 2 dependant is spouse of principal applicant
* 3 neither 2, 4 nor 6 apply
* 4 dependant is a child over 19 or relationship to principal applicant is GRANDSON or GRANDDAUGHTER (pre-Proclamation cases)
* 5 common-law partner
* 6 dependant is child over 22 or relationship to principal applicant is GRANDSON or GRANDDAUGHTER (post-Proclamation cases)


EMP. CODE

* 1 designated occupation
* 3 arranged employment as minister or in family business
* 4 has EMP5056.


ARRANGED EMPLOYMENT TYPE

* 1. Holds Work Permit on the basis of an HRDC Confirmation -R 82(2)(a)
* 2. Holds Work Permit on the basis of an HRDC confirmation -R 82{2)(b)
* 3. HRDC permanent confirmation has been issued -R82(2)(c)


MEDICAL STATUS CODE

* R Documents rec'd from physician, but not yet assessed
* F Case furthered
* B Pending review by Medical Advisory Board
* H Pending decision by HQ
* A Assessed and finalized
* N No document received for this family member


MEDICAL CODES

* M1 enter 01
* M2 enter 02
* M3 enter 03
* M4 enter 04
* M5 enter 05
* M6 enter 06
* M6 enter 06
* M7 enter 07
* M2/3 enter 23
* M4/5 enter 45
* M4/6 enter 46
* M4/7 enter 47
* M6/7 enter 67


IMMIGRANT COST RECOVERY

* FPA fee paid abroad
* FPC fee paid in Canada
* FPE fee paid at Port of Entry
* FPS T11 decision pending - Quebec cases only
* R01 CR or DC case
* R02 Citizens of Finland
* R03 Application commenced before 03/02/86.
* RQ4 found not to be a refugee
* ROS re-opened case, no change in previous coding
* RPA Refund processed abroad (appl. fee)
* RPC Refund processed in Canada (appl. fee)
* 999 none of the above apply


RIGHT OF PERMANENT RESIDENCE FEE

* LFA paid abroad
* LFC paid in Canada
* LFD payment deferred - non PQ
* LFN not applicable
* LFP partial refund
* LFQ payment deferred - Quebec
* LFR refund
* LFS supplementary payment.
* LLA landing loan approved
* LXR exempt refugees (CAIPS offices only)
* LFE paid elsewhere
* LFT file transfer to another mission
* LRC refunded in Canada on FC refused case


TYPE OF CASE

* 2 Ordered Landed
* 3 Early Admission
* 7 19(1)(c), Order-in-Council
* 8 19(2)(a), Ministerial decision


REFUGEE SPECIAL PROGRAMS

* HC1 Humanitarian and Compassionate Consideration
* OYW One Year Window of Opportunity
* UPX Urgent Protection Program
* AWR Assistance to Women at Risk
* REF Convention Refugee Selected Abroad
* SLB Sierra Leone Blendad Sponsorship Case
* DFD De Facto Dependant
* KQF Fast Track Kosovo Refugees
* EXD Bosnian Ex-Detainees


REFERRAL ORGANIZATION (REFUGEE SPECIFIC)

* NONE
* UNHCR


FAMILY CLASS

* FC1 Spouse
* FC2 Fiance(e) (pre-Proclamation cases only)
* FC3 Son/Daughter
* FC4 All parents and grandparents
* FCS Orphaned brother/sister/nephew/niece/grandchild
* FC6 Child to be adopted
* FC7 Other relative
* FC9 Child adopted by a Canadian citizen or permanent resident (IRPA - Effective September 2002)
* FCB Guardianship
* FCC Common Law Partner
* FCE Conjugal Partner
* FCH Family Relationships - H&C


DESIGNATED CLASS

* DC1 Government assistance required
* DC2 Approved IMM1298 or IMM1344 on file
* DC3 Sponsored by group or corporation
* DC4 Self-supporting, government assistance not required
* DC5 Selected under joint assistance sponsorship
* DC8 Refugee claimants; designated class; backlog claimants


INDEPENDENT IMMIGRANT

* AR1 Brother/sister
* AR4 Son/daughter
* ART Other Assisted Relatives
* EN2 Entrepreneur
* SE2 Self-employed
* ND2 Other independent Immigrants
* PV2 Provincial nominee processed abroad


SOURCE COUNTRY

* RS1 Government assistance required
* RS3 Sponsored by group of five or corporation for 12 months (pre-Proclamation only)
* RS4 Self supporting, government assistance not required
* RS5 Special needs case selected under joint assistance sponsorship
* RSX Sponsored by group or corporation for 12-24 months (pre-Proclamation only)
* (IRPA - Effective September 2002)
* RSC Source country with a Community Sponsorship
* RSG Source country sponsored by a Group of Five.
* RSS Source country sponsored by a Sponsorship Agreement Holder (SAH).


ASYLUM COUNTRY

* RA3 Sponsored by group of five or corporation for 12 months (pre-Proclamation only),
* RA4 Self supporting, government assistance not required
* RA5 Special needs case selected under joint assistance sponsorship on an exceptional basis
* RAX Sponsored by group or corporation for 12-24 months (pre-Proclamation only) (IRPA - Effective September 2002)
* RAC Country of asylum with a Community Sponsorship
* RAG Country of asylum sponsored by s Group of Five
* RAS Country of asylum sponsored by a Sponsorship Agreement Holder (SAH).


OTHER CATEGORIES

* DR1 Dependant of a CRS refugee claimant who resides fn Canada and who has not been deemed to be a Convention refugee by the IRB
* DR2 Dependant of a CRS refugee claimant who resides abroad and who has not been deemed to be a Convention refugee in his/her own right
* RM2 Dependant residing abroad of a member of the deferred removal order class
* LC1 Member of the live-in ****^ in Canada class and dependants in Canada
* LC2 Dependant residing abroad of a member of the (live-in-****s in Canada class
* PD1 Member of the post-determination refugee
* PD2 Dependant of a member of the post determination refugee claimant in Canada class: residing abroad

Effective prior April 1, 1999

* NV1 Investor in private business commercial venture/individual applicant
* NV2 Investor in private business commercial venture/multiple applicant
* NV3 Investor tn privately administered investment syndicate
* NV4 Investor in government administered capital venture funds


Effective April 1st 1999

* NV5 Investor


IRPA - Effective September 2002

* SW1 Skilled Worker


CONVENTION REFUGEE

* CR1 Government assistance required
* CR2 App. undertaking on file as assisted relatives or family class
* CR3 Sponsored by group of five or corporation for T2; months (pre-Proclamation only)
* CR4 Self-supporting, government assistance not required
* CR5 Special needs case selected under joint assistance sponsorship
* CR8 Convention Refugees (CR) and their dependants who are recognized as Convention refugees in their own right by the IRB
* CRX Sponsored by group or corporation for 12-24 months (pre-Proclamation only)


(IRPA - Effective September 2002)

* CRC Convention refugee abroad with a Community Sponsorship
* CRG Convention refugee abroad sponsored by a Group of Five,
* CRS Convention refugee abroad sponsored by a Sponsorship Agreement Holder (SAH)



WORK IN PROCESS (WlP) EVENTS (USER ENTERED)

* C1023 RPRF Requested
* D1Q01 Referred to CIC
* D1005 Application Forwarded to MRCI
* M1004 Requested Info/Documentation Received
* R1001 IMM1017- Medical Instructions issued
* S1000 Letter-Missing Info - Supporting Documentation
* X1002 RPRF Received.
* X1004 Paper File Received
* X1005 Response from MRCI Received
* X1006 Response from CIC Received
* X2002 Refusal Recommended
* X2003 Interview Required
* X2004 Refer to QA
* X2007 Suspended


WORK IN PROCESS (WlP) Events (SYSTEM GENERATED)

* D1020 IMM1000 Created/Updated (pre-Proclamation only)
* D1062 Immigrant Case Re-opened
* D1063 IMM5292 Issued/Updated
* D1064 Immigrant Foil Issued/Updated
* D1065 Change in immigrant Category
* M1000 Application Received
* X1000 Immigrant File Created
* X1001 Interview Date
* X1003 File Transferred
* X1007 File on Loan to Satellite
* X1008 File Returned to RPC
* X1009 File Transferred to Portable CAIPS
* X1010 File Transferred from Portable CAIPS
* X2000 Paper Screening Decision Entered,
* X2001 Selection Decision Entered
* X2005 Security Decision Entered
* X2006 Final Decision Entered
* X3000 Centralized Processing ND Pilot Application
* X3001 Centralized Processing ND Control Application
* X3002 Centralized Processing FC Pilot Application
* X3003 Centralized Processing FC Control Application
* X3004 Imaging Family Class Cases for New Delhi


REGULATIONS

* A92 A93 X86 J88
* M92 M94 N79
* J02 (June 2002. IRPA)


Decision Codes
T-11 PAPER SCREENING DECISION (PSDEC)

* 1 passed
* 2 failed
* 3 withdrawal


T-12 SELECTION DECISION (SELDEC)

* 1 passed
* 2 passed on discretion
* 3 OIC required (pro-Proclamation cases)
* 4 waived
* 5 failed
* 6 failed on discretion
* 7 withdrawn
* S passed (H & C consideration) (for Refugees only)


T-13 SECURITY DECISION (BDEC)

* 1 passed
* 2 omitted - all under 18
* 3 incomplete
* 4 failed


T-13 MEDICAL DECISION (MEDDEC)

* 1 passed
* 2 Incomplete
* 3 failed
* 4 dependant failed


T-13 OTHER REQUIREMENTS (OREQ)

* 1 passed
* 2 OIC obtained
* 3 incomplete
* 4 failed
* 5 failed - criminal
* 6 failed - province
* 7 rehabilitation approved
* 8 rehabilitation denied


T-13 FINAL DECISION (FINDEC)

* 1 visa issued
* 2 permit issued/to be Issued
* 4 refused
* 5 withdrawn


SECURITY DECISION (SDEC)

* 1 passed
* 2 omitted
* 3 pending
* 4 refused


CRIMINALITY DECISION (CDEC)

* 1 passed
* 2 omitted
* 3 pending
* 4 refused


REASON FOR REFUSAL (SELDEC 5) (FOR REFUGEES)

* A Not meeting the definition of CR. RA or RS
* B Not having the ability to successfully establish
* C Not being able to be resettled for financial reasons
* D Medical Admissibility
* E Security
* F Criminality


OTHER ABBREVIATIONS

* FILE BF'D TO : File forward to
* SEC CRIM : Security criminal
* SELDEC: Selection Decision
* PSDEC: Paper Selection Decision
* BDEC: Background Decision
* OREQ: Other Requirement
* MEDDEC: Medical Decision
* FINDEC: Finantial Decision
* IMMCAT: Immigration Catergory
* SW1: Skill Worker 1
* NCR: No Criminal Record
* M01-MO7 : level of Medical assessment. M01 means perfect
* PS: Prescreen (another explain is Paper selection)
* PA: Storage area of your file
* AUTHORITY: ARW, LM seems to be officer's name
* PPS: point at paper screening stage
* PI: Principle immigrant
* XREF:cross referenced applicant
* FOSS: is a central database of applications
* NOC: National Occupation Classification
 

Pippin

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Mar 22, 2010
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expl0rer said:
Must everyone in my family have a medical examination
Why ... and my family must have medical examination
I don't believe this

I want to apply alone
Explorer - have you sent a case specific email about this issue? I think you were asking this question earlier in the week. It sounds as if there is a mistake made by VO.
 

william08

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Sep 23, 2013
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Hello everyone, I've been working here in Canada for almost 4 yrs. now as a skilled worker, and I applied my PR through CEC program, but I did not include my family on that application, the medical request already arrived for me and for my family as well. My problem is, my wife was diagnosed recently that she has a mild tuberculosis by our family doctor, but now she's already taking medicines to cure the problem, do you think this would affect my PR application if ever my wife failed the actual medical examination, even though she's not accompanying? Thank You.
 

ldvs

Star Member
Sep 20, 2013
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2131
Job Offer........
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App. Filed.......
May 29, 2014
Doc's Request.
Submitted with app.
IELTS Request
Submitted with app.
hi,

tuberculosis is now curable and i dont see a problem that your wife will fail, just let her take the medical exam after her medication.

keep your spirits up, think positive

william08 said:
Hello everyone, I've been working here in Canada for almost 4 yrs. now as a skilled worker, and I applied my PR through CEC program, but I did not include my family on that application, the medical request already arrived for me and for my family as well. My problem is, my wife was diagnosed recently that she has a mild tuberculosis by our family doctor, but now she's already taking medicines to cure the problem, do you think this would affect my PR application if ever my wife failed the actual medical examination, even though she's not accompanying? Thank You.
 

william08

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Sep 23, 2013
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ldvs said:
hi,

tuberculosis is now curable and i dont see a problem that your wife will fail, just let her take the medical exam after her medication.

keep your spirits up, think positive
Thank You for the reply, but the medication will take 6 months and my deadline for the submission of my family's medical result is already next month, but as I've said they're not included yet on my PR application as of this time, but as a rule they are also required to undergo a medical examination even if they're not accompanying me here in Canada. Do you think it will not affect my PR application if ever my wife failed the medical exam? Thank you..
 

ldvs

Star Member
Sep 20, 2013
64
2
Category........
Visa Office......
Manila
NOC Code......
2131
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
May 29, 2014
Doc's Request.
Submitted with app.
IELTS Request
Submitted with app.
I can't directly answer your querry if will it affect or not affect your pr application but in my own opinion, you are the principal applicant and she's not yet processed to accompany you there, so it might probably not affect your application

william08 said:
Thank You for the reply, but the medication will take 6 months and my deadline for the submission of my family's medical result is already next month, but as I've said they're not included yet on my PR application as of this time, but as a rule they are also required to undergo a medical examination even if they're not accompanying me here in Canada. Do you think it will not affect my PR application if ever my wife failed the medical exam? Thank you..
 

hil555

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Feb 19, 2018
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Hello,

I am planning to apply for express entry after I take the CELPIP exam in canada. (I will be there for a Phd with my spouse and toddler in from September on). As far as I understand, we need to add the results of a medical exam to our application.
Should we take the medical exam here in our own country, or wait till we arrive there? Would it make a difference, and how long are they valid for, if we do them here and then apply in september or october in canada?
thank you!