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Myself and my husband are going to apply for me to sponser my husband and children to live in canada, as I´m a canadian citizen. I think the only problem will be whether my husband passes his medical examination. He has a syndrome call carcinoid syndrome (benine tumours in his liver), this requires an injection once a month. Will this stop him passing. He can still work and it doesn´t affect him or how he works.
Had anyone had anything similar, and still passed.
[08-03-2011,14:49]
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joanne |
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(in reply to: Medical problem, Husband)
How much does it cost his medical bills per month?
If it´s over $ 4,806, the visa officer may declare a person inadmissible since it may cause excessive demand on social services in Canada.
[08-03-2011,16:18]
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(in reply to: Medical problem, Husband)
Because we live in scotland we don´t have to pay anything. But I looked up the price of his inection and in scotland its £850. But I did read up that injections are cheaper in canada. He doesn´t need a doctor to do it, as I could.
[08-03-2011,17:55]
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joanne |
(in reply to: Medical problem, Husband)
Hi again just wondering if you meant over $4.806 per year or was if def per month. do you know a site where we could look up to see if his condition would be frowned upon. jo
[09-03-2011,03:20]
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joanne |
(in reply to: Medical problem, Husband)
Take a test medical at a designated immigration medical practitioner in your area in order to seek a doctor´s opinion on his chance to move to Canada.
[09-03-2011,03:28]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Medical problem, Husband)
Thank you for all your help and advice. Jo
[09-03-2011,06:03]
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joanne |
