Medical Issue
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Hi
1. Exact same as every other International Airport in Canada. You tell the primary officer you are here for study, show your LOI , you will be referred to secondary Immigration, where you show your visa, your LOI, and proof of funds (maybe) and they issue your Study permit. You then pickup your bags and show your customs card, as you exit, you maybe directed to Customs secondary for a baggage inspection, but unlikely.
1. Exact same as every other International Airport in Canada. You tell the primary officer you are here for study, show your LOI , you will be referred to secondary Immigration, where you show your visa, your LOI, and proof of funds (maybe) and they issue your Study permit. You then pickup your bags and show your customs card, as you exit, you maybe directed to Customs secondary for a baggage inspection, but unlikely.
Hello
I recently had done my medical examination for medical certificate . I underwent Blood test,urine test, x ray , eye test ..
However, during last medical checkup i had been asked a set of questions relating to medical history one such type was..
1) had any previous illness ..
I answered jaundice 10 yrs back
The DMP asked me to further undergo Hepatitis A,b test
2) About Consumption of Alcohol and Smoking...
I answered honestly, occasionally but now have not much and never indulged into smoking.
The officer noted those two things down..
Could these two be a factor for getting a near rejection for medical test.. M bit worried and anxious
would appreciate if anyone answers my doubts...
I recently had done my medical examination for medical certificate . I underwent Blood test,urine test, x ray , eye test ..
However, during last medical checkup i had been asked a set of questions relating to medical history one such type was..
1) had any previous illness ..
I answered jaundice 10 yrs back
The DMP asked me to further undergo Hepatitis A,b test
2) About Consumption of Alcohol and Smoking...
I answered honestly, occasionally but now have not much and never indulged into smoking.
The officer noted those two things down..
Could these two be a factor for getting a near rejection for medical test.. M bit worried and anxious
would appreciate if anyone answers my doubts...
They are just double-checking that you don't have a chronic liver problem given the you had jaundice. If your liver comes out relatively normal given your age and you hep a and b tests comes out fine you will pass.Even if you need treatment for hepatitis you could receive treatment and it would just delay your acceptance. It is not uncommon to need specialist check-up.