I received a ghost update on Nov 6 saying my medical is passed but the next day it got removed and I got PAL but the medical msg is disappeared. In past I did medical exam for study visa and also just upfront medical in june 2021, but the thing is when I applied for PR with new portal I didn't put my medical document. so my question is : was it a glitch in the system that I didn't even put my medical info while applying I don't have to wait for MR or they will still send me MR to upload the medical info. I am confused.
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Thanks for replying. When did you submit your application and how long did it take you to receive the AOR? My previous ME was done in my home country, do you know if the exam needs to be done within Canada to qualify for the new policy?
Holy fucking crap these medical clinics are BUSY. I cannot believe I couldn't find any appointments in SK over the next week, so I opted to drive 8 hours to Manitoba. Ridiculous!!!! My intuition told me I'd be getting MR today as I calculated it from the spreadsheet, should have booked a month ago
We should regard that most of the clinics in non-big cities are all book in for the next one and half month. The clinics in my small town and the vicinities were fully booked, so I had to go to the one in Vancouver. so better do Upfront, folks
Since you have done your medical in recent past, I think you're exempted:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/2022-foreign-exempt-ime.html
but while applying that PR application, I have not submitted anything regarding Medical. what about that ?
There is something called UMI that is linked to your passport. I believe the agent would had checked for medical history against your details and would have found your medical records from the recent past. And so If you hit the exempted conditions, your medical is passed.
Same. Submitted the application last week.
PGWP will expire in 2024.08, hope to finish all before that.
yeah, I had to head all the way down to Victoria back in August- getting an appointment was the case of taking whatever was the first one I could get given how fully booked places were.
I had a medical done in March 2020 for a study permir, applied for PR March 2022 and today I got Medical Passed without having ever gotten a MR, so the policy is probably working.
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Holy ****, an 8 hour drive for the medical! I cannot believe it. You might be able to fly to a different country and back in less time,
Hello,
I am inland Applicant.
OINP Master's Graduate Stream. PR Applied Online.
File Submitted: 28 February, 2022
Biometrics Passed
AOR: 15 September, 2022
PAL (Pre Arrival Letter) : 8 November, 2022
Medical Passed: 14 November, 2022
Can you tell me what is the next process?
I am inland Applicant.
OINP Master's Graduate Stream. PR Applied Online.
File Submitted: 28 February, 2022
Biometrics Passed
AOR: 15 September, 2022
PAL (Pre Arrival Letter) : 8 November, 2022
Medical Passed: 14 November, 2022
Can you tell me what is the next process?
PAL and passing medical are the strongest indicators that IRCC has verified the authenticity of your application and checked many of the elements such as eligibility, security, criminality, health etc.
You can expect a decision to be made within a few days or weeks - I'm not far behind you and I applied about a week after.
I'd appreciate it if you could add your timeline to the sheet here, it'll help all of us: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1U00ooiZO57vNqjpgsTvhciDdiffcozBk8os9T_zkXVg/edit#gid=0