How to fight Medical Inadmissibility in 2024? | Canadian immigration

🍁 Are you dreaming of starting a new life in Canada but facing challenges due to medical inadmissibility? In our latest UA-cam video, we've got you covered! 🍁
Join us as we delve into the crucial topic of overcoming medical inadmissibility in Canadian immigration in 2024 and beyond.
In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the updated policies and procedures surrounding medical inadmissibility in 2024. Our expert panel will provide valuable insights into understanding the criteria that immigration officials use to assess medical conditions and how you can address them effectively.
🔍 What will you learn in this video?
✅ Overview of medical inadmissibility criteria in 2024
✅ Recent changes and updates in Canadian immigration policies
✅ Tips for preparing a strong medical examination report
✅ Strategies for addressing health concerns and demonstrating admissibility
✅ Real-life success stories of individuals who overcame medical inadmissibility challenges
Our goal is to empower you with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the Canadian immigration landscape confidently. Whether you are a prospective immigrant, a family member, or a friend seeking information, this video is a must-watch for anyone dealing with medical inadmissibility concerns.
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[@sirajahmed4121]

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[@anyvisaimmigration]

Thank you!

[@alextitov2933]

We found that being calm and not stressed helps!

[@dodifahmy1124]

Are diabetes , blood pressure, cholesterol,... counting in that case?

[@anyvisaimmigration]

For conditions like diabetes and high cholesterol, IRCC would typically assess the severity of the condition, the likelihood of complications, the required treatment, and the potential cost to the Canadian healthcare system. In some cases, individuals with manageable conditions may be deemed admissible, while those with more severe or costly conditions may face challenges in obtaining permanent residency.

[@dodifahmy1124]

@@anyvisaimmigration thanks

[@dodifahmy1124]

Do we need to show 130000 for these illness?