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Hi,
I was trying to look for information to immigrate to Canada under the Alberta Provinicial nomination for H1 holders. But I found that Canada does not allow people with any kind of special needs to enter as Permanent residents. My 3 year old has down syndrome and is a US citizen but does any one have any information if that would lead to a denial at the medical stage.
Any help would be appreciated.
[13-05-2009,13:23]
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(in reply to: Medical inadmisibility)
This is hard to say. Canada´s determination is based on the potential for excessive demand placed on public social or health services. This is something you´d be in a better position to estimate. Otherwise medical conditions themselves, unless contagious, are not cause for denial.
[14-05-2009,16:54]
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Richard |
(in reply to: Medical inadmisibility)
nop. there is no problem with the three old kid. you and your spouse should not have any kind of medical condition that can put the risk of canadian on risk, like STD, AIDS, TB, Hb, Hc or heart issues
[14-05-2009,17:22]
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balwinder |
(in reply to: Medical inadmisibility)
nop. there is no problem with the three old kid. you and your spouse should not have any kind of medical condition that can put the lives of canadian on risk, like STD, AIDS, TB, Hb, Hc or heart issues
sorry about the spelling mistake!
[14-05-2009,17:23]
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balwinder |
(in reply to: Medical inadmisibility)
thanks a lot for responding back. Well he is a high functioning kid but does have the diagnosis and I had no idea how they would look at it. But this gives me a little relief. hope things will be ok.
Balwinder, do you know anyone personally who was in the same situation.
Thanks and regards
[14-05-2009,18:41]
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