Medical Inadmissibility and Other Inadmissibility Rules
Our Filipino Immigration lawyer can explain the inadmissibility rules imposed by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) that has to be observed to be permitted to enter Canada. This article will specifically tackle medical inadmissibility.
Any person in Canada who applies to visit, study, and work or reside permanently is affected by medical inadmissibility rules. There are 3 possible reasons for medical inadmissibility: danger to public health, danger to public safety, and excessive demand on health or social services.
1. DANGER TO PUBLIC HEALTH
If IRCC believes that your health condition would endanger the public health of Canada, the immigration can and will refuse your application. This decision is based on the findings of the medical test for immigration. IRCC will consider your application by how other individuals living in Canada could be affected by your illness, if you have an infectious disease, i.e., active tuberculosis or active syphilis, or if have been in close contact with those suffering from infectious diseases.
2. DANGER TO PUBLIC SAFETY
If the IRCC concludes that your health condition would negatively impact public safety, IRCC could and would most definitely refuse your application. This decision is based on the findings of the medical test for immigration i.e., unpredictable or violent behavior or sudden incapacity like loss of physical and mental abilities.
Medical Inadmissibility
and Other Inadmissibility Rules
Our Filipino Immigration lawyer can explain the inadmissibility rules imposed by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) that has to be observed to be permitted to enter Canada. This article will specifically tackle medical inadmissibility.
Any person in Canada who applies to visit, study, and work or reside permanently is affected by medical inadmissibility rules. There are 3 possible reasons for medical inadmissibility: danger to public health, danger to public safety, and excessive demand on health or social services.
1. DANGER TO PUBLIC HEALTH
If IRCC believes that your health condition would endanger the public health of Canada, the immigration can and will refuse your application. This decision is based on the findings of the medical test for immigration. IRCC will consider your application by how other individuals living in Canada could be affected by your illness, if you have an infectious disease, i.e., active tuberculosis or active syphilis, or if have been in close contact with those suffering from infectious diseases.
2. DANGER TO PUBLIC SAFETY
If the IRCC concludes that your health condition would negatively impact public safety, IRCC could and would most definitely refuse your application. This decision is based on the findings of the medical test for immigration i.e., unpredictable or violent behavior or sudden incapacity like loss of physical and mental abilities.
3. EXCESSIVE DEMAND ON HEALTH OR SOCIAL SERVICES
If the IRCC thinks that your health condition may cause an unreasonable demand for health or social services, IRCC could reject your application. Your condition is deemed to cause an unreasonable demand for health and social services if (1) the health or social services necessary to treat your health condition would have a detrimental effect on waiting times for services in Canada, or (2) the services required to treat and maintain your health condition would possibly cost more than the cost threshold of excessive demand.
3. EXCESSIVE DEMAND ON HEALTH OR SOCIAL SERVICES
If the IRCC thinks that your health condition may cause an unreasonable demand for health or social services, IRCC could reject your application. Your condition is deemed to cause an unreasonable demand for health and social services if (1) the health or social services necessary to treat your health condition would have a detrimental effect on waiting times for services in Canada, or (2) the services required to treat and maintain your health condition would possibly cost more than the cost threshold of excessive demand.
WHAT CAN OUR FILIPINO LAWYER AND LICENSED PARALEGAL DO TO HELP YOU?
Many medical and psychological problems may lead to the denial of an immigrant visa or permanent residence application, including some anticipated delays. We shall endeavor to equip you with a medical and legal immigration strategy that is well studied, supported and delivered in a persuasive and substantive manner for the best immigration outcomes.
Don’t wait for the rejection of your immigration visa. Our Filipino lawyer and legal team are here to discuss whether you or your dependent member of the family has medical inadmissibility issues. Timing is crucial as steps should be taken before a decision is made.
Get in touch with our Angeles & de Jesus Law LLP or AJ LAW LLP’s Immigration Team at 160 Eglinton Avenue East, Suite 406, Toronto, ON or via phone at +1 (416) 409-5991 or email us at info@ajlawpartners.ca for your FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION. You can also visit our website https://www.ajlawpartners.ca/ for more information about the services we offer.
WHAT CAN OUR FILIPINO LAWYER AND LICENSED PARALEGAL DO TO HELP YOU?
Many medical and psychological problems may lead to the denial of an immigrant visa or permanent residence application, including some anticipated delays. We shall endeavor to equip you with a medical and legal immigration strategy that is well studied, supported and delivered in a persuasive and substantive manner for the best immigration outcomes.
Many medical and psychological problems may lead to the denial of an immigrant visa or permanent residence application, including some anticipated delays. We shall endeavor to equip you with a medical and legal immigration strategy that is well studied, supported and delivered in a persuasive and substantive manner for the best immigration outcomes.
Don’t wait for the rejection of your immigration visa. Our Filipino lawyer and legal team are here to discuss whether you or your dependent member of the family has medical inadmissibility issues. Timing is crucial as steps should be taken before a decision is made.
Get in touch with our Angeles & de Jesus Law LLP or AJ LAW LLP’s Immigration Team at 160 Eglinton Avenue East, Suite 406, Toronto, ON or via phone at +1 (416) 409-5991 or email us at info@ajlawpartners.ca for your FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION. You can also visit our website https://www.ajlawpartners.ca/ for more information about the services we offer.