20 18 the latest requirements for medical examination in Canada are relaxed.

In the past, Canadian immigrants first needed to meet Canada's application requirements. In the medical examination of Canadian immigrants, applicants are required not to have infectious diseases or serious diseases. In fact, there is an invisible rule that disabled people cannot participate in the application. This rule keeps the immediate family members of immigrants out. Just this year, this rule was relaxed!

Canadian immigrants welcome heavy benefits: the Canadian government announced the relaxation of medical examination conditions for immigrants. There is no doubt that now is a good time to immigrate to Canada!

April 16, Canadian Immigration Minister Hu Sen (Ahmed

Hussen) announced that it will revise the medical examination requirements for immigrant applicants. In the future, immigration applicants with mental retardation, special education services, hearing or visual impairment will no longer be refused immigration. In other words, the Canadian government has relaxed the requirements of immigration physical examination, and will be more tolerant and open to applicants with defects or obstacles!

Canada announced the cancellation of its 40-year immigration policy, changing the past practice of not accepting applicants with health problems when hearing immigration applications. Minister of Immigration Ahmed

Hussen4 issued this announcement on April 16, and applicants with mental retardation, special education services, hearing or visual impairment will no longer be refused immigration. It is reported that this policy will take effect immediately after the announcement of the Minister of Immigration.

Most of the immigrants affected by this policy are economic immigrants. They are employed or created jobs in Canada, but their children or spouses may have disabilities. He also said: "Health reasons prevent entry (medical treatment)

Unacceptable) has been implemented for over 40 years.

This is undoubtedly inconsistent with the values and inclusive policies of Canadian society. These new immigrants can contribute to Canada without becoming a burden. They have the ability to help develop our economy and enrich our social composition. "

At the same time, the federal government has tripled the threshold for refusing medical and social services for immigrants, from $6,655 to about $20,000 per year. In this way, applicants who suffer from minor diseases and have low medical and social service costs, such as hearing or visual impairment, can obtain immigration. The current threshold is based on Canada's per capita expenditure on medical or social services, or whether it will cause Canadian residents to wait longer for medical treatment. According to statistics, among the177,000 economic immigrants approved every year, nearly 1,000 people will not be allowed to enter the country for health reasons. It is estimated that 75% of the 1000 people will be allowed to emigrate after the implementation of the new policy.

In the past, Canada usually refused to accept people with serious diseases and disabled people when examining immigration and refugee applications, mainly for fear that it would bring a heavier burden to its health care system. Last year, the Citizenship and Immigration Committee of the House of Representatives studied this issue and called for the complete abolition of this policy. Rob, Chairman and Member of the Liberal Party Committee

Oliphant expressed the hope that the Immigration Bureau, the Ministry of Health, provinces and regions will study this issue and realize that this is not the main expenditure in one or two years.

The federal government will bear the cost of this policy change, but it is not clear whether it will increase the allocation of medical or social services to provinces and regions. It is reported that the federal government needs to conduct more consultation and research, and the ultimate goal is to completely cancel this policy. However, because medical care is undertaken and managed by the provincial government, accepting immigrants with health problems will affect the budget expenditure of each province, so it needs to be cautious.

At the same time, the federal government has tripled the threshold for refusing medical and social services for immigrants, from $6,655 to about $20,000 per year. In this way, applicants who suffer from minor diseases and have low medical and social service costs, such as hearing or visual impairment, can obtain immigration.

The new policy will be more in line with Canadian values and reflect the government's respect for immigrant applicants with physical defects.

Immigration experts said that it is undoubtedly good news for the immigration policy to relax the medical examination requirements of immigrant applicants and raise the threshold for medical and social service fees for refusing immigrants. On the one hand, it accepts the immigration needs of more defective applicants, on the other hand, it supports the contribution of disabled applicants to society. Especially for applicants who met other immigration conditions in the past, but were rejected due to medical examination requirements, it is of great significance.

Since the Canadian government launched the "One Million New Immigrants Program", Canada's immigration policy has been showing a relaxed trend, which is simply an open rhythm. The golden period of investment and immigration to Canada has arrived, and you can enjoy multiple generous welfare benefits such as medical care and education in a big immigrant country with only10.5 million Canadian dollars!

Investing in immigration to Canada can enjoy many advantages, such as the fourth largest passport strength in the world; Immigrant children can enjoy free top-level educational resources from primary school to middle school, and universities enjoy the tuition standard of local residents (about one-fifth of international students); Canada's livable living environment and advanced and perfect social welfare system can enable families to enjoy the international quality of life and realize the old age and the young age. At the same time, Canadian venture capital can also enjoy the preferential policies of economic powers, enter the world's leading capital market-North America market, and realize diversified asset allocation, which can be described as killing two birds with one stone.