What diseases will affect Canadian immigration applications?

Introduction of # Canadian Immigration # Basically, every immigration country requires applicants to attach a medical report when submitting their application materials. Medical reports and biometric information are also an extremely important part of Canadian immigrants. The following exam network will introduce to you which diseases will affect Canadian immigration applications. Welcome to read!

What diseases will affect Canadian immigration applications?

According to the relevant laws of Canada, applications with serious diseases that will impose a certain burden on Canada's medical system will be rejected, as follows:

1- After evaluation, the applicant may pose a safety hazard to public health in Canada: this is not difficult to understand. Diseases that will bring great health hazards to Canada are generally infectious diseases, such as tuberculosis, but refer to tuberculosis in the infectious period. Applicants with a medical history but calcified lungs are no longer worried about this; Followed by sexually transmitted diseases such as AIDS. But it needs to be clear that not all infectious diseases will be excluded. For common infectious diseases, they can be cured through short-term treatment, and there is no need to worry.

2- It may bring a great burden to public health care in Canada, and generally it will bring a great burden to medical systems such as physical disabilities and mental disorders, because these people will occupy nursing resources for a long time after emigration if their family net worth cannot guarantee long-term treatment, which is unacceptable to the Canadian government. After all, they accept immigrants in the hope that immigrants will revitalize the national economy and do not want applicants with major diseases to occupy medical resources for a long time.

However, the intention of this article is not to intimidate everyone. After all, none of the above-mentioned diseases may be 100 applicants. Generally speaking, applicants with hypertension, hyperglycemia, hepatitis B and non-communicable skin diseases have little influence on the application, but make sure that the symptoms have recovered or improved more before the physical examination.

In the process of immigrating to Canada, the medical examination report must be taken as seriously as other application materials. You can't just find a hospital near your home for a routine physical examination. You must go to a hospital designated by the Canadian government for a physical examination of the designated project. Every key factor is indispensable.

Further reading: Canadian federal skilled immigrants

If you want to apply for this job, it is only a job in the NOC, and you need to meet some other conditions of this project. Applicants can enter the EE candidate pool and then send out invitations from high to low according to the CRS scoring system. Only if you are qualified as a candidate can you submit a visa application. Such immigrants can also be divided into three categories.

1. Technical category

There are no high requirements for occupations, and there are no additional conditions on the visa, which is suitable for people with good grades to apply. The specific conditions are:

(1) At least one year working experience in NOCO/A/B type within ten years.

(2) CLB7 in English or NCLC7 in French.

(3) After finishing high school, it is almost enough to get a high school diploma.

2. Experience class

The visa is applicable to people who have worked in Canada for at least one year in the past three years, and the visa can directly enter the ee candidate pool. Specific requirements:

(1) Worked in Canada for at least one year in three years.

(2) If the work experience is the O/A of NOC, English CLB7 or French NCLC7 is required; if it is Class B, only CLB5/NCLC5 is required.

3. Technician

It is suitable for Class B people with NOC occupation, but in order to get the offer from the employer, the following requirements must be met:

(1) Two years' experience as a mechanic in Canada within five years, with a Canadian mechanic vocational certificate.

(2) Speaking English or French, listening, CLB5 almost, reading, writing, CLB4 has nothing to do.