People are doing upfront medicals here in Nigeria. I find it weird that they asked the guy to provide medical request letter before allowing him to do his medicals.
Well, it could be a case of different strokes for different folks.
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Well, it could be a case of different strokes for different folks.
According to this link (https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/medical-exams/requirements-permanent-residents.html), It looks like the only thing I will need if the form 1017B, which will be provided by the physician. And I took a look at the form, and it doesn't have at field that requires a special code provided post-ITA.
Is my understanding correct?
You don't tell IELTS anything. When you upload documents and fill your application you will be asked for the IELTS scorecard number. IRCC validates scores using the number you fill in. You just need to provide the details of the scorecard you want to use.
This one is based from the latest draw. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/submit-profile/rounds-invitations.html
You don’t need an ITA to do upfront medicals. You just book an appointment with a panel physician and state that it is an upfront medical for the purpose of immigration (PR) and they’ll give you a copy of the information sheet to upload after you are done with the medical tests.
It depends on the country and the panel physician. Many panel physicians do upfront medicals, and for that all you need is your passport. In South Africa, I was able to do that. But in India when I had checked with the only panel physician in a particular city, they said they can't do it without an ITA.
So you should look at the panel physician list with IRCC first, select the one you want, and check with them as to the practice that they follow.
can anyone check if you can login to your gckey account? no news on twitter for any maintenance schedule
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I would use this link to find physicians near you: https://secure.cic.gc.ca/pp-md/pp-list.aspx. Then, call ahead of time and ask them if you can do it upfront.
They are effectively similar. If you prefer an all computer delivered test (like i do) then go with CELPIP.
I had zero problems with CELPIP speaking, even through a mask. It is all about personal preference.
But ielts has also computer based which i took
I heard its much harder for speaking and writing , i need clb 10 in both but got clb 9 in ielts
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