Parents and Grandparents supervisa - Arthritis

[wickerman]

Hey guys

My mom has severe arthritis. She needs a double knee replacement at some point, and she walks with difficulty for a short while before she has to sit and rest etc.,She doesnt need any daily medication for this though since her condition isn't rheumatoid arthritis.

Will this be a problem for medical inadmissibility when we apply for supervisa? We are currently in process and I wanted to know i this is a problem. Please let me know.

 

[canuck78]

Somewhat hard to stay. If she isn’t very mobile and needs 2 knee replacements there may be some concerns that she will try to seek treatment in Canada. If she is so disabled by her knees why isn’t she getting the knee replacements?

 

[wickerman]

Somewhat hard to stay. If she isn’t very mobile and needs 2 knee replacements there may be some concerns that she will try to seek treatment in Canada. If she is so disabled by her knees why isn’t she getting the knee replacements?

Her weight. Doctor has asked her to lose some weight before he can do the surgery.

She can still walk. But yeah she walks slow and has to sit after sometime. In the airport we ask for wheelchair assistance.

Are these medically inadmissible?

 

[canuck78]

Her weight. Doctor has asked her to lose some weight before he can do the surgery.

She can still walk. But yeah she walks slow and has to sit after sometime. In the airport we ask for wheelchair assistance.

Are these medically inadmissible?

Can’t say.

 

[atifzaman]

Her weight. Doctor has asked her to lose some weight before he can do the surgery.

She can still walk. But yeah she walks slow and has to sit after sometime. In the airport we ask for wheelchair assistance.

Are these medically inadmissible?

Hi,
How did it go ?