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Valid passport, Ontario photo card, or IFH refugee protection claimant document.

One Stop Immigration Medical
A quick checklist makes your appointment smoother. Here is everything you need to know before, during and after your exam.
Valid passport, Ontario photo card, or IFH refugee protection claimant document.
Bring your IMM 1017 form or any instructions provided by IRCC, if available.
Bring the corrective lenses you normally use for your vision check.
Names and dosages of all current prescriptions and regular medications.
Relevant specialist reports or records for any existing health conditions.
Arrange an adult interpreter if you need help in a language our team does not offer.
On the day
Wear comfortable clothing and shoes so your physical examination is easy to complete.
Do not fast. Eat a light meal and drink water before you arrive for your blood sample.
Appointment times vary by age and required testing. Contact the clinic when booking if you need current timing guidance.
After your exam
You will receive an eMedical information sheet with your photo and case number. Keep it for submission to IRCC and tracking purposes.
Please wait two weeks
Allow two weeks before calling the clinic for an update on your application status.
Required tests by age
Your age determines which standard tests are required as part of the immigration medical.
| Age at exam | Medical exam | Blood test | Chest X-ray |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0–10 | Required | Not required | Not required |
| 11–14 | Required | Not required | Required |
| 15+ | Required | Required | Required |
Good to know
Still have a question? Our team is happy to walk you through the process.
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