Contents and methods of physical examination before studying abroad

Contents and methods of physical examination before studying in Canada. Physical examination is mainly to conduct a comprehensive routine examination of the applicant. Physical examination forms, laboratory tests and chest X-rays should be sent to designated medical personnel in Canada to confirm the results. Adults need to take x-rays, but children don't necessarily need them. Some hospitals in China set the age of X-ray for children at 1 1, and some hospitals set it at 5 years old. Generally speaking, immigration officials will refuse to issue visas to those who have physical and mental defects that affect their normal life and work, or who are infected with infectious diseases.

The physical examination is carried out in the family unit. The principal applicant and his/her family (spouse and children) must attend the physical examination. Even if some family members do not apply to go to Canada at present, they should have a physical examination. In a certain period of time, sometimes a family can do it alone at different times and places. Usually, if anyone in a family fails the physical examination, the application of the whole family will be rejected. In some very special cases, it is possible to get a visa if the medical examination does not fully meet the standards. But there is no analogy.

Physical examination should go to the hospital designated by the immigration bureau, and an appointment is generally required. Bring a medical form or notice (the hospital has a medical form), ID card/passport and three passport photos. The eyesight test includes correcting eyesight, so you should wear glasses. For people who have suffered from tuberculosis in the past, if they have X-rays, they should take them with them to better confirm their current physical condition. Otherwise, once there is a problem with the new X-ray, it is often necessary to review it. Of course, for other reasons, the doctor may also request a physical examination, usually a single examination.

Physical examination requirements of designated hospitals for Canadian settlement applicants

If there is no designated hospital in the area where the applicant lives, the applicant must go to the designated clinic in Beijing, Guangzhou or Shanghai for physical examination. Applicants have the right to choose to go to Beijing, Guangzhou or Shanghai, or have a physical examination at the following designated hospitals corresponding to the applicant's residence area. Residents of Heilongjiang province can choose Harbin designated medical clinic; Residents in Qinghai, Sichuan, Xinjiang and Tibet can choose designated medical clinics in Chengdu.

With the medical examination form issued by the Hong Kong Consulate, you can have a medical examination in Hong Kong, or you can go back to the mainland for a medical examination according to the above provisions.

You can have a physical examination in another designated hospital with a physical examination form issued by other Canadian embassies and consulates.