For the location
of the Designated Medical Practitioners (DMP) recognized
by the CIC, check
the CIC
website for your country.
Expenses for you to get to a medical exam, the Medical exam itself
and any related expenses are your reponsibility. The validity of
a medical exam is one year, therefore conduct the medical exam as
close as practical to the date on which you intend to submit your
immigrant application.
When you go for a medical exam, take with you the following:
-Medical Instructions form (see paragraph
below)
-Your passport original
-photocopy of the bio-data page(s) of your passport
-eyeglasses (if any)
-previous medical reports (if any),
-5 recent passport size pictures of you taken within
the last 6 month. (Some
countries
will require a negative also)
Fill in the 'Medical Instructions' form contained within the
supplemental country
specific instructions for the country of your residence outside
Canada
and give the form, duly filed out by yourself, to the DMP. The DMP
will give you a second original of IMM1017EFC as proof you underwent
the exam. You
must include this original (no photocopies allowed) with your immigrant
application when you send it to your sponsor.
|
