When does the immigration physical examination generally take place when immigrating to Canada?

The Canadian immigration physical examination is conducted after the interview. No appointment is required in advance. As long as you receive the physical examination notice, you can go to the designated hospital for the physical examination. Regardless of whether it is investment immigration, skilled immigration, or family reunification immigration, anyone who wants to immigrate to Canada must pass a physical examination.

The following materials must be brought with you during the physical examination: 1. Physical ID or/and passport; 2. Three 2-inch passport photos for each person; 3. Physical examination form.

The whole family should try to have a physical examination by a designated medical examiner. If this is not possible, for example, if the child is abroad, contact the designated medical examiner to inform the child that he is abroad and prepare to arrange a local medical examination for him. , and then send the child a physical examination form, attaching the address of the nearest designated doctor (this address can be obtained from the embassy). In the "Name of Head of Family" item on the form, be sure to write the name of the main applicant. . After the child arranges a physical examination on his own, he must tell the doctor to send the results of the physical examination to the doctor who received the physical examination for the main applicant.