Medical

[RCMalan]

is there anyone here who has family member that has hepa B, is this an issue when applying for visa?

 

[Noom]

Hi po. Kmusta po naka pag apply po ba kayo?

 

[canuck78]

Hi po. Kmusta po naka pag apply po ba kayo?

If you want a reply I would suggest posting in English. Whether hep will be an issue depends on lab values.

 

[Noom]

Thank you. My husband is the main applicant, under SINP but the agency sounded hesitant because I disclosed I have hepa B, though my last Hbv dna was undetected and I am under medication. They just said if we are willing to take the risk but might have not lodged our application because of this.

 

[canuck78]

Thank you. My husband is the main applicant, under SINP but the agency sounded hesitant because I disclosed I have hepa B, though my last Hbv dna was undetected and I am under medication. They just said if we are willing to take the risk but might have not lodged our application because of this.

This isn’t a family sponsorship situation. You are applying for PR with your spouse so I would post under PNP. What do you mean about the consultant being hesitant? Are you paying for a job offer? You should not have to pay for a job offer. Unfortunately I know it happens but many agencies exploit workers and charge them an exorbitant fee that is extremely difficult to pay back. There are ways to come to Canada without paying a fee to an employer. You will not be able to work in certain field with a positive hep B. If you are actively being treated that is different situation than I was imagining. It will depend on your prognosis, treatment, etc. I would look into the cost of your current treatment in Canada.