Exemption been given by the Canadian government from medical examination to few immigrants

Canada temporarily exempting some immigrants from medical exam

Some immigrants are momentarily excluded from medical examinations in Canada. Potential immigrants to Canada may not require a second medical examination in order to apply for permanent residency. The medical examination requirement for foreign nationals who are already in Canada may not apply to them.

Applicants normally need to submit a medical examination for immigration purposes or a unique medical identifying number from a prior medical exam when requesting permanent residency or a Canada permanent resident visa. The updated public policy is applicable to non-Canadian residents who:

- have submitted an application for permanent residence without passing a fresh immigration medical examination;

- possess a valid medical examination during the previous five years that determined they posed no risk to the public's health or safety, or have cooperated.

- haven't lived outside of Canada for more than six months in the previous year in a nation that is on the federal government's list of nations requiring an immigration medical exam;

- have undergone a medical examination within the past five years and been found to pose no risk to public health or safety;

- have complied with a requirement to report to health authorities for monitoring;

In accordance with this temporary governmental policy, applicants' relatives who match the aforementioned requirements and are residents of Canada may also be eligible. The restriction will remain in place until December 28, 2021.

- haven't lived outside of Canada for more than six months in the previous year in a nation that is on the federal government's list of nations requiring an immigration medical exam;

- have undergone a medical examination within the past five years and been found to pose no risk to public health or safety;

- have complied with a requirement to report to health authorities for monitoring;

In accordance with this temporary governmental policy, applicants' relatives who match the aforementioned requirements and are residents of Canada may also be eligible. The restriction will remain in place until December 28, 2021.

The new policy, according to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), will assist shorten the processing times for immigration applications, enabling more temporary residents to obtain full permanent residency status.

Thus, the government's objective of accepting 401,000 new immigrants this year will be supported. Canada is currently falling short of this goal as of April, though.

There are many people applying for immigration to Canada right now. The government has concentrated its efforts on establishing permanent residence options for temporary residents throughout the pandemic. Along with other coronavirus-related regulations and travel limitations, this was part of a strategy to work toward immigration goals.

The government accomplished this in primarily two ways. It sent Invitations to Apply for Permanent Residence to applicants who were most likely already in Canada using its already-existing Express Entry system.

Additionally in May, six interim paths to permanent residence for graduates from overseas students, French speakers, and important workers were introduced by Immigration Minister Marco Mendocino.

All 40,000 places for grads were filled in less than 25 hours. Until November 5 or until all openings are filled, the government is still taking applications for the French-speaking and essential worker streams.

In Canada, the exclusion for medical exams has been reinstated. For a small number of immigrants, it will only be a temporary situation.People who are currently residing in Canada and seeking immigration will not be required to take the medical exams until the end of March 2019.

The policy was put into effect in June of this year and was supposed to expire on the 28th. When an outsider applies for PR, they are required to submit to medical examinations or present the previous application's unique code.

They can apply with the exemption without having to take an additional test. They must, however, have already taken the exam and adhere to the following standards:

- they have already applied but haven't taken the new exam
- the test was taken within 60 months and they don't pose a threat to the community
- they have complied with health regulatory standards and monitoring
- they haven't spent more than 180 days outside of the maple country in the year they applied

- According to the Canadian Immigration Department, you haven't traveled to any countries that require an immigration medical exam in the last 180 days.If they match the aforementioned criteria for Canadian PR, the applicant's family members are also eligible.

In a news release, the immigration service said that anyone who is not qualified will be contacted for further action. They stated that it will improve public safety protocols while still allowing low-risk residents to live in the country. The exception will assist the immigration service in shortening the time needed to process applications.

The government has a huge backlog of applications even though it was able to meet its annual immigration goal of 401,000 arrivals. According to the most recent reports, about 1,800,000 people are waiting to receive PR status.

An immigration medical examination or an identification number from a prior medical examination must be provided when making an application for permanent residency in Canada.

In-Canada immigration applicants "may not need to complete an additional medical examination for their permanent residency application," according to Media.

The policy was announced in June 2021, well before the pandemic's peak trajectory. Beginning in 2022, the policy will be extended.
Talk about swimming upstream.

The Covid fear-factor is currently bombarding society through the media. The government also relaxed its medical requirements for prospective immigrants at the same time. Team Trudeau extends medical exemptions for migrants while requiring the harshest Covid policies to date.

The last time Cultural Action Party checked, natives and recent immigrants had identical DNA. They both have the same susceptibility to contract Covid. Given the situation, Prime Minister Trudeau has given prospective immigrants a preference over long-term Canadian citizens.

The notion that new immigrants are equivalent to new Liberal Party supporters may be the cause. Outside of the media focus, there is an additional reason for increased immigration.

These measures are a means of guaranteeing a permanent Liberal hold on power. This turns our country into the "pseudo-dictatorship" that Mr. Trudeau wants it to be.”

In connection with this, we find a blatant absence. Have you ever noticed that the mainstream media never covers the voting habits of recent immigrants? This is for a good reason—the dynamic amounts to a wave of support for the Liberals.

All of which raises an important query. The Liberal Party's support or Canadians' health is more important to Justin Trudeau, right? Call us jaded CAPs, but we'll always choose the latter.

The exemptions' goal is to expedite the processing of immigration applications:

Despite achieving its target of admitting 401,000 new immigrants this year, the IRCC is still facing a significant backlog at the department. According to the latest recent statistics, there are close to 1.8 million immigrants waiting to be granted permanent residency.

Will Justin Trudeau be very cunning and waive the medical examination requirement for all 1.8 million potential Liberal voters? Mass immigration appears certain to provide Justin Trudeau with his deepest dream– our country’s eventual transition to a socialist dictatorship.

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