Medical Exam - Cancer Survival

[sethtammy]

If you are a student now, check with your school insurance.
If you are a worker who is working under PGWP and having a full-time job, you are qualified to get OHIP if you are living in Ontario. OHIP covers everything except drugs, vision and dental care. Your surgeries, your treatments, your check-up/follow-up appointments with cancer specialists are covered. If you don't have OHIP, it costs you a lot of money for cancer treatment here.

When you apply for PR, you will be required to do a medical exam that will ask your medical history in 5 years. Cancer is included in and it's up to the IRCC's officers who might made decision on your application - approval or refusal.

 

[AskG]

Hi all,
I am new here and I need any idea about if my father lung cancer makes my parents application to reject PR application and If they will receive medical inadmission because of lung cancer which we just found in medical examinations?
Please let me know ASAP

 

[sethtammy]

Your parents's application may be refused if IRCC believe that their health condition might cause an excessive demand on health or social services. This decision is based on the results of their immigration medical exam.

check it here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/inadmissibility/reasons/medical-inadmissibility.html

 

[Kikay1983]

Hii..
I had thyroid cancer surgery on 29th June 2019 and I am planning to take admission for jan20 intake for study.
I am also advised for post surgery periodic check like CT scan.
Can you please tell me is it covered in public insurance or we have to pay additional. If not in insurance then how much cost I have to bear.
2. Is it (cancer treatment) create problem to get my study visa exam and later on for immigration.

Please guide me and suggest me about this condition...

Thanks & regards

Hi,

How was your medical? I have same case as you. Awaiting for medical