As said earlier, I wouldn't take the chance. Though you still have plenty of time, you can re-apply with deferral letter. But as said earlier, had it been I, I won't take a chance. I would rather land a month ahead of start date in last week of August just to even avoid the possibility of medical being an issue.Sunny229 said:
One year deferral to an university, will there be any problems with immigration?
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Did you receive Letter of Introduction with your visa? Every one does. The LOI states that you must enter Canada no later than the date .............! Please check your letter of introduction and see what's the last date mentioned in it for you to enter Canada!Sunny229 said:
Well, there is no official confirmation of medical being required in such a scenario. Hence, do not panic and just land there in August last week. If you are so worried, then be prepared to re-apply for Visa.cheetaguy said:
That's the best what I believe anyone can suggest you.
about the medicals all I can say is that even if you do the medicals again, what are you gonna do with them?
How are you going to provide them to CIC? Under what category would CIC take your medicals? DO they need to take your medicals? Would Embassy even entertain your only medicals request?
I think answers to these questions will answer some of your questions..
How are you going to provide them to CIC? Under what category would CIC take your medicals? DO they need to take your medicals? Would Embassy even entertain your only medicals request?
I think answers to these questions will answer some of your questions..
yes i mentioned the month in my email, they said to cancel my current visa and reapply next year...why would they say that when both my visa and study permit are valid for the next few years?
also, i only asked about the medical cause i read somewhere that medicals are valid up to a year only...is this true?
pls reply
also, i only asked about the medical cause i read somewhere that medicals are valid up to a year only...is this true?
pls reply
all I can say is that the Immigration officer may give you hassle when you to POE because of expired medicals...the reason why embassy is asking you to go through the process is because they cannot guarantee if the border officer will let you in...only if you have new medicals and new visa they can be sure but the decision is still in hands of Border officer...Sunny229 said:
best thing you should have done is come to canada as soon as you got the visa...but that ship has sailed now..
well now it's about what you wana hear, alright no problem, you should go ahead! Many people have told you, even if you under go the medical now, medical report is not given to you, it directly goes to CHC, and if you take a medical report from any other hospital then not designated by CHC, it won't be considered. at POE, I have never heard anyone being asked for medical, they check just your LOI, passport, TRV and approval letter.Sunny229 said:
but then yeah you wish to hear something else.