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teetee87

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Hello everyone. I have a concern that implies a medical situation, and I was wondering if anyone can guide me on this, or at least tell me what my chances are. Of course not literally since every case is different, but at least an idea of what can happen with medical situations. I am searching for different programs to work and live in Canada, but i don't know if this is going to stop me from it.
Can I, as a foreigner pass the medical exam if I have a chronic kidney desease?. In my case it's controlled and stable since at least 8 years, with stable pronosis. I don't take medications and I live a fully normal life with no symptoms or pain (My eGFR is 49). I don't have a heart desease and i remain stable. Any advise for any program I should look more into?, I am 23 years old. Should I worry that it's gonna be impossible and stop considering Canada for me?. What does usually happen in these cases?, specially since i would like to live permanently there. Thank you!
 
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How are you immigrating to Canada with ECA, language tests, work experience and funds? Are you fluent in both official languages? NOC?

As for medical, you may receive a procedural fairness letter as for inadmissibility, it is just not your health now but what it will be in the future and the cost. So if you get PFL, then get a good immigration lawyer along with your medical team to help with your defence with Canadian panel physicians.
 
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