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forum mates who have done their medical can answer whether St. Lukes Global City is very strict or not :-\jebok79 said:
after MR, CPCV will send letter to LC1 for further forms/document requirements if any and request of PR fee @ C$ 490 x 2 total C&980.00 for sponsor/principal applicant, dependent children are free. then PPR, LC1 landing interview and finally visa stamp
@jebok79
will do medical on or before 24th march. by the way, some are saying st lukes manila are the ones uber strict, always jam packed with medical examinees and forward med results in weeks. unlike global city who has new facilities, fewer examinees and submits med results in days. this is what i hear they say but don't take my word on it
children/dependents are free of charge from rprf, only the sponsor/caregiver and the principal applicant/spouse wil pay each can $ 490 x 2 totalling can $ 980.00
@Denise Lourein
thanks much
will do medical on or before 24th march. by the way, some are saying st lukes manila are the ones uber strict, always jam packed with medical examinees and forward med results in weeks. unlike global city who has new facilities, fewer examinees and submits med results in days. this is what i hear they say but don't take my word on it
children/dependents are free of charge from rprf, only the sponsor/caregiver and the principal applicant/spouse wil pay each can $ 490 x 2 totalling can $ 980.00
@Denise Lourein
thanks much
What if your dependats are 18yrs old and over are they exempted for paying the RPRFboyblue said:@ jebok79
will do medical on or before 24th march. by the way, some are saying st lukes manila are the ones uber strict, always jam packed with medical examinees and forward med results in weeks. unlike global city who has new facilities, fewer examinees and submits med results in days. this is what i hear they say but don't take my word on it
children/dependents are free of charge from rprf, only the sponsor/caregiver and the principal applicant/spouse wil pay each can $ 490 x 2 totalling can $ 980.00
@ Denise Lourein
thanks much
The following applicants are not required to pay the RPRF:ynahvie said:
dependent children of a principal applicant or sponsor, a child to be adopted, or an orphaned brother, sister, niece, nephew or grandchild;
protected persons, including Convention refugees.
regardless of what type of dependent children, whether type a,b or c, they are all exempted from rprf
Type A - He or she is under the age of 22 and not married or in a common-law relationship.
Type B - He or she married or entered into a common-law relationship before the age of 22 and, since becoming a spouse or a common-law partner, has been continuously enrolled and in attendance as a full-time student in a post-secondary institution accredited by the relevant government authority; and depended substantially on the financial support of a parent.
or
He or she is 22 years of age or older and, since before the age of 22, has been continuously enrolled and in attendance as a full-time student in a post-secondary institution accredited by the relevant government authority; and depended substantially on the financial support of a parent.
Type C - He or she is 22 years of age or older, has depended substantially on the financial support of a parent since before the age of 22 and is unable to provide for him/herself due to a medical condition.
NEW RULE ON DEPENDENTS AGE
Accompanying dependents must be 18 years of age or younger.
As of January 1st, 2014, a dependent child means 18 years of age or younger, with one exception whereby a child is dependent physically or mentally. However, in such case, there would be medical inadmissibility issue for the whole family instead.
This definition of “dependent” is applicable to ALL APPLICATIONS, not just parents and grandparents sponsorship. In other words, this definition will apply to study permits, work permits, temporary resident visas, any classification of permanent resident applications including provincial nominee program.
There are some transitional clauses, but essentially, age for a dependent child will be LOCKED when a permanent resident application is received by CIC, not when sponsorship is file, or not when Provincial Nominee certificate is issued.
@ boyblue i think we will take our med exam on IOM... what is global city by the way? i don't see that on the lists of accredited hospitals of CIC....boyblue said:@ jebok79
will do medical on or before 24th march. by the way, some are saying st lukes manila are the ones uber strict, always jam packed with medical examinees and forward med results in weeks. unlike global city who has new facilities, fewer examinees and submits med results in days. this is what i hear they say but don't take my word on it
children/dependents are free of charge from rprf, only the sponsor/caregiver and the principal applicant/spouse wil pay each can $ 490 x 2 totalling can $ 980.00
@ Denise Lourein
thanks much
some forum members posted that they did medicals on St Lukes Global, that it was quicker and medical results submitted to CEM faster than other St Lukes clinics. also, no need for an appointment, just first come first serve basis.jebok79 said:
do not worry about it, any accredited clinics will do, im sure you know you are healthy, right? so it does not matter wherever you do your meds. you can call St Lukes Global to inquire if you wish