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Hepa B positive. Do i still pursue Canada Dream?
Hello,
Im a Hepa B positive last 2014. As of now hindi ko na alam if anu status. Im so worried kasi i have a medical exam this coming months for my application at Canada thru mercan. Im undecided if i still pursue my application kasi ang mahal ng medical sa St. Lukes nasa 10k. Pero sayang kasi ung opportunity matagal ko ito hinintay. Please i need help and advise. Im very worried na po and uneasy everyday kasi di ko alam gagawin ko. Thanks.
Im a Hepa B positive last 2014. As of now hindi ko na alam if anu status. Im so worried kasi i have a medical exam this coming months for my application at Canada thru mercan. Im undecided if i still pursue my application kasi ang mahal ng medical sa St. Lukes nasa 10k. Pero sayang kasi ung opportunity matagal ko ito hinintay. Please i need help and advise. Im very worried na po and uneasy everyday kasi di ko alam gagawin ko. Thanks.
What kind of Visa are you applying for? What is your current condition?
On a high note there are many Immigrants who have Hep B and are issued Permanent Residence. The decision is made on a case to case bases. With medical inadmissibility there are Mostly two concerns. First, probable transmission to others and second, excessive claim in health services of Canada.
I know when my wife and I were preparing her application for Permanent Residence this is something we were quite concerned with.
However, I do believe that spouses of a sponsor (who is a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident) applying for permanent residence are exempt from excessive burden hence my question on the type of visa you are applying for. From what I have heard and read on Forums that if your condition is stable that it usually not a problem. However I do not know what is meant by stable.
You may find better answers to rules of immigration on a forum called CanadaVisa, and is also a great source of information for your application.
On a high note there are many Immigrants who have Hep B and are issued Permanent Residence. The decision is made on a case to case bases. With medical inadmissibility there are Mostly two concerns. First, probable transmission to others and second, excessive claim in health services of Canada.
I know when my wife and I were preparing her application for Permanent Residence this is something we were quite concerned with.
However, I do believe that spouses of a sponsor (who is a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident) applying for permanent residence are exempt from excessive burden hence my question on the type of visa you are applying for. From what I have heard and read on Forums that if your condition is stable that it usually not a problem. However I do not know what is meant by stable.
You may find better answers to rules of immigration on a forum called CanadaVisa, and is also a great source of information for your application.
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Thank you so much SiriusLL. You have lessen my burden about this issue. Its been a week that i dont have enough sleep because of this matter. What if i will decline or failed at medical test, my worries are the effort and money I will compensate. I have waited for this opportunity to came.
My application was thru an agency. Im applying for a work permit visa thru express entry with a supervisory position. And we only have 2 options for hospitals to go with ; st lukes and IOM Manila. I dont know my status as of now because the last test was made 2014.
My application was thru an agency. Im applying for a work permit visa thru express entry with a supervisory position. And we only have 2 options for hospitals to go with ; st lukes and IOM Manila. I dont know my status as of now because the last test was made 2014.
If ever i will undergone the medical exam so i need to tell the doctors about my case? Thanks a lot.
hi po mawalang galang na. ahmn sabhin nyo po sa personel na mag examin sa inyo na aware po kayo na reactive po kayo sa hepa B. tapos mag pa hepa profile po kayo immediately sa clinic/ hospital na yun para po malaman nyo ang status ng health nyo po. ipapaliwanag naman po nila ano ibig sabhin ng result.
ahmn Same situation po tayo. last week sobrang worried po ako sa result ng hepa profile ko pero thanks G fit to work naman po. think positive po and eat healthy food. good luck
ahmn Same situation po tayo. last week sobrang worried po ako sa result ng hepa profile ko pero thanks G fit to work naman po. think positive po and eat healthy food. good luck
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Oh my God. Thanks for the message. I am now hopefull. Sana everything will be okay. You give me hope Kaya push ko pa rin ito. God will help me with this. Thanks again.
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