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One Stop Immigration Medical
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One Stop Immigration Medical

Immigration medicals for couples in Audley South.

Sponsoring a spouse or partner from Audley South? Our Ajax clinic is a local drive away, and the physician exam, bloodwork and chest X-ray are completed in a single building.

Near home for Audley South couples

A shared application, a simple appointment.

When one partner is sponsoring the other, the paperwork tends to land on the kitchen table for weeks. The medical is one piece you can complete without leaving Ajax. Our panel physicians see patients at the Rossland Road East clinic, with bloodwork collected on site and chest X-rays in the same building.

Sit down together and read the medical instructions for the person being sponsored, as well as any accompanying family members. Once the requirement is clear, our team can schedule the visit, explain what to bring and describe what happens during the exam.

Which exam fits your application?

Canadian immigration medicals
For Audley South residents in spousal or partner sponsorship, other permanent residence streams, or work, study, visitor or refugee claim applications that need a medical. Keep the IRCC request close by when booking.
New Zealand medicals
If the two of you are planning a move to New Zealand, our clinic offers full and partial medicals. Send through the examination instructions when you call so we can arrange the correct services.
Embassy medicals
Will your future include Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan? Talk to us about an embassy medical for whichever partner needs one, and pass along the country's forms and test list ahead of booking.

Start with the sponsored partner's file.

Check your application instructions to see which family members are required to complete a medical. Check whether the application calls for an upfront exam or one after IRCC sends a request. If a letter has arrived, give our Ajax team its details and any due date.

Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.

At our Rossland Road East suite

What the applicant can expect.

The physician exam and required tests are all handled at one address, which keeps the day manageable for a working couple. Ask the team about the likely length of the visit before either of you books leave, because some cases need extra reports or investigations.

  1. Check in with the applicant's ID

    The person being examined presents their own identification and medical paperwork at Suite 403. Raise any spelling difference between a marriage record and a passport, or a newly renewed passport, at this point.

  2. A private conversation with the doctor

    The panel physician reviews the applicant's health history, medicines and current care. Partners can wait if the applicant prefers to speak privately, and questions about the exam are welcome.

  3. Testing in the same building

    You will find out which tests are required. Blood samples are taken on site and chest X-rays happen in the same building, so neither of you has to drive to a second location.

  4. Confirm what comes next

    Make sure the applicant keeps the eMedical information sheet. Ask whether anything is pending, and check the application instructions for providing proof that the exam took place.

Getting ready at home

Divide the tasks, not the documents.

A sponsor can help collect papers, but the applicant's documents should stay together in their own folder. Place the passport, request letter and health records in one envelope with the applicant's name on it. Make sure the identification belongs to the person being examined.

Bring copies of past medical records rather than assuming they will be forwarded by a doctor in Ajax or abroad. Let us know before the visit if the applicant would like to use another language, needs help getting around or wants a support person present. Comfortable clothing is best, and follow any individual preparation instructions provided.

Read the full exam preparation guide

The applicant's appointment folder

  • The applicant's passport or other identification accepted for an immigration medical.
  • Any medical request letter or form issued, along with the application instructions.
  • Every medicine the sponsored partner takes, written out with its dose.
  • Reports from specialists, relevant medical records or past test results.
  • Glasses or contact lenses, if the applicant usually wears them.
  • Valid coverage documents if the applicant is asking about refugee claimant coverage.

Costs for Audley South families

Agree on the budget together.

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Check the age bands below for each person who needs a medical. If children are being included in the application, their fees and tests can differ from an adult's, so ask for a household total when booking. Should the couple need an embassy medical or further investigations, the clinic quotes those apart from the age bands.

Ages 0–10

$150

Physician examination. Bloodwork and chest X-rays are not routinely required for this age group.

Ages 11–14

$200

Physician examination and chest X-ray. Bloodwork is not routinely required for this age group.

Ages 15+

$250

Physician examination, blood testing and chest X-ray are part of standard testing for this age group.

Payment options

Whichever partner is paying can use cash or debit. Paying by credit card adds a $10 transaction fee. If further testing is requested, ask the team what it will cost before proceeding.

Refugee claimant coverage

An Audley South resident booking as a refugee claimant should call with Blue Cross coverage details first. On the day, bring valid documents so the team can confirm eligibility and which services are covered.

Testing can vary with your medical history or IRCC instructions. The panel physician will confirm what is needed for your case.

Once the visit is done

Keeping your application on track.

The appointment is one step, and completing the medical file is another. After the required examination and reports are finished, our clinic submits Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical. File the information sheet with the rest of your sponsorship paperwork.

Please allow two weeks before phoning to ask about the submission. This is our guideline for follow-up, not an IRCC processing estimate. If a further report or test is needed, the team will explain what is outstanding. Tell us if the applicant's phone number or email changes after the appointment.

If either of you wonders whether the clinic has submitted the medical, give our staff a call. Check the IRCC account linked to the application for updates on its progress. Findings come from the panel physician, yet the outcome of the exam and the sponsorship rests with IRCC. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.

Personal records

A results copy for the sponsored partner?

When the case has gone in, the sponsored partner may ask for an electronic copy of their own results. It is an optional extra and does not affect the eMedical submission.

$10 copy service fee

Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.

That copy records the immigration tests the sponsored partner completed. If they want a family doctor in Ajax to review a result, it is handy to have available.

Order your results

Getting here from Audley South

A short local trip for both of you.

Come to Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology. Whoever drives can leave the car in the building's free parking. Put the suite number in your shared calendar so whoever is driving knows where to head.

Since Audley South is an Ajax neighbourhood, the trip is a local one. Enter the full Rossland Road East address in your navigation app and allow time to get up to the suite before the appointment starts. If the sponsor cannot come, arrange who will drop off and pick up the applicant.

Planning to take the bus? Durham Region Transit runs throughout Ajax, so check the outbound and return trips before the day. Plan your trip with Durham Region Transit

Let the sponsored partner choose the language.

Even if the sponsor speaks English, the applicant may be more at ease in another language. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Call ahead to confirm availability or let us know an interpreter will attend.

Are children included in the application?

Give us the age of each person who needs a medical and the total number of bookings. If you are coordinating two work schedules or school pickup in Audley South, tell the team so we can talk about appointment times that suit.

905-621-3827

A guide for sponsoring couples

Working through the medical as a team.

Our spousal sponsorship guide covers reading the request together, protecting the applicant's privacy, keeping names consistent and planning around two calendars for a medical in Ajax.

Read the couples' guide

Our community

Areas We Serve

We welcome patients from across Durham Region and the eastern GTA to our Ajax clinic. Explore the cities and neighbourhoods we serve below.

Ajax

Immigration medical exams in Ajax

Whitby

Immigration medical exams in Whitby

Pickering

Immigration medical exams in Pickering

Oshawa

Immigration medical exams in Oshawa

Scarborough

Immigration medical exams in Scarborough

Markham

Immigration medical exams in Markham

Nearby communities

Ready when you are

Your medical. One visit. Done.

How can we help?

Our clinic team is here for you.

Need to book an immigration medical or have a question? Choose the option that works best for you.

For medical emergencies, call 911.

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