Ages 0–10
$150
Physician examination. Bloodwork and chest X-rays are not routinely required for this age group.
One Stop Immigration Medical
Central Oshawa applicants, start with your ID.
A medical record is only as useful as the identity details on it. Our Ajax clinic checks your documents at the desk, then completes the physician exam and bloodwork in the suite, with chest X-rays in the same building.
Medicals for Central Oshawa residents
Getting the details right from the first visit.
Oshawa's growth is closely tied to car manufacturing, an industry that drew workers to the city from many places over the years. Today's newcomers still face paperwork, and an immigration medical is a big piece of it. Our Ajax clinic keeps the exam and blood collection in one suite, with the chest X-ray inside the same building.
Perhaps you have lived in Central Oshawa for years and are finally applying for permanent residence, or you are helping an older relative with a visitor application. In each case, the instructions for that specific application come first. Our team will then help arrange the matching appointment and explain what identification to carry.
Confirm which exam is yours
- Canadian immigration medicals
- For Central Oshawa residents applying for permanent residence, a permit to work, study or visit, or protection as a refugee claimant. Mention any IRCC request on the phone so we set up the correct booking.
- New Zealand medicals
- Relocating from Central Oshawa to New Zealand? Our panel physicians perform full as well as partial medicals. Attach your examination instructions when you get in touch so we know what your file needs.
- Embassy medicals
- An embassy medical may apply if you are going to Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan. Contact us first, and pass along the forms and tests that country specifies.
Match the booking to the application.
Relatives living under one roof can be on separate applications with separate medical rules. Check whether your file needs an exam done in advance or only after a request arrives. If IRCC has written to you, bring that letter into the conversation and tell our team about any date it sets.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
Accuracy at every stage
How the visit runs in Ajax.
Doing your testing in one building means your details are handled in fewer places. Ask about the expected appointment length before arranging time away, since an additional report or investigation is sometimes needed for a case.
Present your identification
Your passport or accepted ID is checked against your paperwork at Suite 403. Mention hyphenated surnames, a recent marriage or a replaced passport so the record matches your application.
Speak with the physician
The panel physician asks about your health over the years, medicines you take and any current treatment. Share questions about the exam or support you would find helpful.
Have the tests done
Staff describe the tests that apply in your case. Blood is drawn on site and the chest X-ray takes place in the same building, so your identity is confirmed once and the tests follow.
Check the sheet you receive
Look over the eMedical information sheet before leaving to make sure your name and date of birth are correct. Ask whether anything remains open, then follow your application steps for providing proof.
Sorting papers at home
The right ID in the right hands.
Families often keep passports together in one drawer, which makes mix-ups easy on a busy morning. Assign a folder to each person attending and open every passport to confirm whose it is. If anyone's document has expired or been replaced, raise it with us before the day.
Bring your relevant medical records even if your usual doctor works in Central Oshawa; the clinic does not receive them automatically. Let us know in advance about any language, accessibility or companion needs. Comfortable clothing helps, and please follow any individual preparation advice you receive.
Read the full exam preparation guideLay these out the night before
- The passport or accepted identification each person will present.
- Your IRCC letter or medical form, if one was sent, with the matching application instructions.
- A list of current medications that shows the dose of each one.
- Medical reports, specialist letters or test results tied to your health history.
- Reading glasses or contacts, if you need them to see clearly.
- Refugee claimant coverage documents that are still valid, if relevant.
What Central Oshawa patients pay
Understand the fee ahead of time.
Use the age bands below to work out the cost for each person. Relatives of different ages can need different tests, so it is worth confirming the household total when you call. Ask the clinic separately about embassy medicals and any further investigations, which are priced on their own.
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
Cash and debit avoid the $10 transaction fee charged on credit card payments. If further tests are requested, find out what they will cost before your visit ends.
Refugee claimant coverage
Central Oshawa refugee claimants should call ahead with their Blue Cross details. Bring your valid documents so the team can review eligibility and covered services.
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 over
Following your medical to submission.
An appointment completed in Ajax does not automatically mean the medical is complete. The clinic sends Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical once all required examinations and reports are in. Keep the information sheet beside your passport copy and application forms.
Hold off two weeks before calling us about the submission. That window is a clinic guideline for follow-up and is not tied to IRCC processing times. Should another report or test be needed, our staff will explain what is still to come. Remember to update us if your contact information changes.
The clinic answers questions about its submission, and your IRCC account shows where your application stands. Findings come from the panel physician, but IRCC decides on the medical exam and on your application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
A personal record
Prefer to keep your own copy?
When your case has been submitted, you may request an electronic copy of the results. It is optional and kept separate from the clinic's eMedical submission.
$10 copy service fee
Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.
It records each immigration test completed for your file, under the same name you showed at check-in. If you would like to review a result with your doctor in Central Oshawa, bring the report to that appointment.
Order your resultsFrom the middle of the city
Charting the drive from Central Oshawa.
Visit Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology. All appointments take place in Ajax, not Oshawa. The building offers free parking, and keeping the suite number with your booking makes check-in simpler.
From Central Oshawa, most drivers head west on Highway 401 through Whitby and into Ajax. If you rely on transit, Durham Region Transit buses and the Oshawa GO station can be combined for the journey. Enter the full clinic address before you leave and build in a cushion of time.
Using public transit? Check the timetable for both directions before the day of your exam. Plan your trip with Durham Region Transit
Talk about language needs early.
Getting names, dates and health history right is easier in a familiar language. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Get in touch before your appointment to confirm who will be there, or to arrange an interpreter.
Is more than one relative booking from Central Oshawa?
Tell us how many people are booking and their ages. If work rotations, school runs or one vehicle shape your plans, mention it so our team can go over appointment options with you.
905-621-3827More on identification
Questions about your ID?
Our identification guide covers which document to bring, why the same identity must follow your exam, explaining name differences and checking children's papers before the visit.