Ages 0–10
$150
Physician examination. Bloodwork and chest X-rays are not routinely required for this age group.
One Stop Immigration Medical
Immigration medicals for Lake Vista households.
Your panel physician is already in town. From Lake Vista, a short local trip brings you to our Rossland Road East clinic, where the exam, bloodwork and chest X-ray are handled in one building.
Panel physicians for Lake Vista, Ajax
A medical that fits around the commute.
Many Lake Vista households run on train times and highway traffic, with at least one adult heading out early on the Lakeshore East line or Highway 401. Because our clinic is in Ajax, your immigration medical becomes a local errand rather than a day trip, with blood samples taken on site and chest X-rays in the same building.
Before choosing a date around your work schedule, open the instructions that came with your application. They tell you which medical you need and when it should happen. Once you know that, our team can set up the appointment, list the papers to bring and explain how the visit will unfold.
Match your exam to your application
- Canadian immigration medicals
- For Lake Vista residents applying for permanent residence, a work or study permit, a visitor record or refugee protection. If IRCC has sent you a medical request, keep it close when you call so the booking lines up with it.
- New Zealand medicals
- Has a job offer or family tie pulled your plans toward New Zealand? Both full and partial New Zealand medicals can be arranged at our Rossland Road office. Pass along your examination instructions when you book so we can confirm what is required.
- Embassy medicals
- Commuters relocating for work to Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan can ask us about an embassy medical. Please send the destination's forms and its list of required tests before we schedule you.
Know your requirement before blocking time off.
A colleague on the same train may have needed a completely different medical. Confirm whether your application expects an upfront exam or one done after IRCC asks for it. If a request has already arrived, mention the letter and any deadline it gives when you contact our Ajax team.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
Your morning at Suite 403
How the appointment runs.
Everything your exam requires happens under one roof, which helps if you are trying to limit time away from the office. Ask the team for a likely appointment length before you tell your manager, since some files call for extra reports or investigations.
Register at the desk
Bring the identification and medical paperwork tied to your application. If your name appears slightly differently on two documents, or your passport was replaced recently, say so at check-in.
Review your health with the doctor
The panel physician asks about past conditions, the medicines you take and any care you are receiving now. Raise any worries about the exam itself or support you would find helpful.
Go through the tests
Staff will tell you which tests apply to your case. Bloodwork is collected on site and chest X-rays are done in the same building, so you are not crossing town between appointments.
Confirm before you go
Tuck the eMedical information sheet into your work bag before leaving. Ask whether anything is still outstanding, then follow your application instructions for showing proof that the exam took place.
Getting ready after work
Sort your papers the evening before.
When the alarm goes off early, nobody wants to search for a passport. Set aside time the evening before to gather identification, request letters and health records, giving each person attending a folder of their own. Check that every document belongs to the person whose name is on the booking.
Your family doctor may be just down the road in Ajax, but the clinic does not receive your records automatically, so bring copies yourself. Contact us in advance if you would like language support, mobility help or a companion in the room. Wear something comfortable and follow any instructions you are given for your own exam.
Read the full exam preparation guideWhat goes in your work bag
- A passport or another form of identification accepted for immigration medicals.
- Your medical request letter or form, if one was issued, and your application's instructions.
- A written list of current medications that includes each dose.
- Any specialist letters, reports or recent results connected to conditions you have been treated for.
- Whatever glasses or contacts you wear for the commute and screen work.
- Refugee claimant coverage papers that are still valid, if that coverage applies to you.
Costs for Lake Vista patients
Check the price with your calendar.
Fees follow the age bands listed below, so look up each person who will be examined. Adults and children in the same household can need different tests, so ask us for a combined figure when you book. Embassy medicals and any further investigations are quoted separately by the clinic.
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
The clinic accepts cash and debit, and a $10 transaction fee applies to credit card payments. If extra testing is requested for your case, ask what it costs before it goes ahead.
Refugee claimant coverage
Refugee claimants living in Lake Vista should phone ahead with their Blue Cross coverage details. On the day, bring valid documents so the team can verify eligibility and confirm 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.
Back to your routine
What happens while you are at work.
Your file is not finished the moment you walk out. Canadian immigration medicals go through eMedical, sent by the clinic once every required exam component and report is in place. File the information sheet alongside the rest of your application papers.
Give the clinic two weeks before phoning about your submission. That window is a guide for when to follow up, not an IRCC processing estimate. If another report or test is needed, we will explain exactly what remains. Let us know if your phone number or email address changes in the meantime.
If you are wondering whether the clinic has sent your file, our team is the one to ask. The status of your application is shown in your IRCC account. Findings come from the panel physician, but the decision on the exam and on your file belongs to IRCC alone. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
A copy for home
Need your own set of results?
After the clinic has submitted your case, you may ask for an electronic copy to keep. Ordering one is your choice and leaves the eMedical submission untouched.
$10 copy service fee
Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.
It sets out each immigration test you completed for this application. If you plan to go over a result with your own doctor in Ajax, keep the report handy for that visit.
Order your resultsFrom Lake Vista to Rossland Road
A quick trip across town.
The clinic is at Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology, with free parking on site. Because it is in your own town, the trip is short, but keep the suite number in your phone so you head straight to the right floor.
Lake Vista is one of several Ajax neighbourhoods we see patients from each week. Type the full Rossland Road East address into your map app and leave a little buffer for traffic around commuting hours. If a partner is dropping you off before heading to work, agree on how you will get home afterward.
Leaving the car at home? Durham Region Transit runs local buses across Ajax, so check your connection to Rossland Road and the ride back before you set out. Plan your trip with Durham Region Transit
Would your first language make this easier?
Describing symptoms and treatment is easier when you are not translating in your head. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Call before your appointment to check availability or to say you will bring an interpreter.
Booking for everyone under your Lake Vista roof?
Share the age of each person and how many exams you need. If two adults work different hours, or someone has to be back for school dismissal, tell us so we can look at appointment times that suit everyone.
905-621-3827Help for working applicants
Plan your time away from work.
For advice on mapping the hours you need, arranging coverage and handling a change of plan, read our guide to taking time off work for an immigration medical in Ajax.