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Book Immigration Medical Exam & CUAET Medical Diagnostic Test by IRCC registered panel physician Dr. Victor Ohonbamu available at Wellington Medical Clinic and Lily Medical Clinic in Hamilton, Ontario

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Frequently asked questions

Find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions at IME Ontario

If a medical condition or disability is identified during your medical exam, the panel physician will provide information about any additional tests or treatments that may be required. Depending on the severity of the condition, it may impact your ability to immigrate to Canada.

You can bring a family member or friend to your medical exam at IME Ontario, but they will not be allowed in the exam room during the actual exam. They can wait for you in the waiting area, unless required as a translator.

If you need to cancel or reschedule your medical exam appointment, contact IME Ontario as soon as possible to make arrangements.

If you have additional questions or concerns about your immigration medical exam at IME Ontario, contact the clinic directly (via email at wellingtonmedicalclinic90@gmail.com) for more information and assistance.

IME Ontario is a medical clinic that provides immigration medical exams to individuals who are applying for permanent residency, a work or study permit, or a visitor visa to Canada. The clinic also offers other medical services, such as vaccinations, tuberculosis screening, and chest x-rays.

A panel physician is a medical professional who is authorized by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to conduct medical exams for immigration purposes. You need to see a panel physician for your immigration medical exam because IRCC requires that all applicants undergo a medical exam to ensure that they are not a danger to public health and safety.

You will need to bring a government-issued photo ID, any medical records or prescriptions you have, and a completed copy of the IME form that you received from IRCC.

Your medical exam results will be sent directly to IRCC, and you will not receive a copy of the results. Generally, IME results are submitted to IRCC within 10 business days. However, in case of additional testing is required, it can take up to several weeks to submit your results. Therefore, the processing time for medical exam results can vary.