Ages 0–10
$150
Physician examination. Bloodwork and chest X-rays are not routinely required for this age group.
One Stop Immigration Medical
Malvern, describe your health in the language you trust.
An immigration medical goes more smoothly when you understand every question. Our Ajax clinic offers a team that speaks several languages, alongside your panel physician exam, on-site bloodwork and a chest X-ray in the same building.
Medicals for Malvern households
Clear conversations, complete exams.
Malvern families speak many languages at home, and talking about medical history in a second language can feel stressful. One Stop Immigration Medical in Ajax combines a multilingual team with the physician exam, blood collection and chest X-ray at one address in Durham Region.
Read the medical instructions for your application first, or ask a trusted relative to go through them with you. Once you know what is required, our staff can book the right exam, list the documents you need and explain each step in plain terms.
Choose the right medical
- Canadian immigration medicals
- For Malvern applicants seeking permanent residence, or needing a medical as a worker, student, visitor or refugee claimant. Keep your IRCC instructions with you so we can confirm the booking.
- New Zealand medicals
- Going to New Zealand from Malvern? Our physicians can complete a full or partial New Zealand medical, and staff can explain the difference in your language. Share your examination instructions when you book so we can see which services you need.
- Embassy medicals
- Malvern residents travelling to Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan can ask us about an embassy medical. Send the official forms and testing requirements before your appointment is arranged.
Ask questions until the requirement is clear.
Medical instructions can be hard to follow, especially in a language you are still learning. Find out whether you need an upfront medical or one that IRCC requests later. If a letter has arrived with a deadline, tell our team when you call from Malvern, and ask about language support at the same time.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
During your Ajax appointment
Understanding each part of the visit.
All the examination and testing takes place in one location, so Malvern patients make just one trip. Ask how long the visit may last before you book, and remember that some cases need extra reports or investigations.
Arrive and check in
Go to Suite 403 with your identification and medical papers. Staff confirm your personal details for the file, so tell them about a new passport or a name that is spelled in different ways.
Talk through your history
The panel physician asks about illnesses, medications and current treatment. If you do not understand a question, ask for it to be explained again, and mention any support you need.
Have your tests done
You will hear which tests your case needs. Bloodwork is done on site and the chest X-ray is in the same building, so you stay in one place throughout.
Confirm the next steps
Take your eMedical information sheet with you. Ask whether anything is still to be done, and follow your application instructions for giving proof of the medical.
Preparing from Malvern
Write down your health story first.
Before the appointment, note the main illnesses, operations and treatments you have had, in whichever language is easiest. Having those notes ready can help during the conversation with the physician. Keep each person's passport and letters in a separate folder.
Records from doctors in Canada or overseas are not shared with our clinic, so bring copies, and ask separately about any documents that may need translation. Let us know ahead of time about language support, mobility needs or a companion. Wear comfortable clothes and follow any clinic instructions.
Read the full exam preparation guideBring these with you
- Your passport or other accepted identification for the medical.
- The IRCC letter or medical form, if you have one, and your application guidance.
- Your medicines, listed by name and dose, or the packaging if that is easier.
- Copies of medical reports or past test results, from Canada or abroad.
- Glasses or contacts, if you wear them for reading forms.
- Valid documents for refugee claimant coverage, where it applies to you.
Fees for Malvern families
Understand the cost in advance.
The age bands below show the fee for each person. Different ages can need different tests, so ask for your family's total when you call, and request an explanation in your language if available. If you need an embassy medical or more investigations, the clinic will go over that pricing with you in a separate conversation.
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
You can pay with cash or debit, and a $10 transaction fee is added to credit card payments. Before any extra testing, ask the team what it will cost.
Refugee claimant coverage
If you are a refugee claimant in Malvern, call before the visit with your Blue Cross details. Bring valid documents on the day so the team can check what is covered.
Testing can vary with your medical history or IRCC instructions. The panel physician will confirm what is needed for your case.
After you return to Malvern
What happens with your file.
The medical file may still need work after your visit. When the last required exam or report for a Malvern patient is in, our clinic sends the Canadian immigration medical through eMedical. Ask a family member to help you file the information sheet where the rest of the household's immigration papers live.
Wait two weeks before calling us about submission. That waiting period is simply when to check in with us, and it is not a promise about IRCC timing. If another report or test is needed, we will explain what is missing, and you can ask for that explanation in a language you understand. A new phone number or address should be passed on to us, even if a relative usually handles the calls.
Call our team about the clinic's submission. Check your IRCC account for news about your application. The panel physician reports the medical findings; IRCC makes the final decision about your exam and application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
For your own records
Need a copy of your results?
After your case is submitted, you can request an electronic copy. You do not have to order it, and doing so has no bearing on what the clinic sends through eMedical.
$10 copy service fee
Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.
Only the immigration tests from your appointment appear in it. If you want to review a result with your family doctor in Malvern, bring the report to that appointment.
Order your resultsMalvern to Ajax
Finding our Rossland Road clinic.
The clinic is at Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology. Parking is free at the building. Write the suite number down so you can show it if you need directions inside.
From Malvern in northeast Scarborough, drivers usually reach Highway 401 and head east through Pickering to Ajax. Enter the full Rossland Road East address in your map app. If a relative is driving you, give them the address and agree on when to pick you up.
Taking transit means switching from the TTC to GO or Durham Region Transit, which use a separate fare system, so check your route and your trip home before leaving. Plan your trip with GO Transit
Our team speaks many languages.
You should be able to understand every question about your health. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Call ahead to ask who will be available on your day, or to arrange to bring an interpreter.
Three generations from Malvern?
Tell us the age of each person and how many exams you need. If grandparents, parents and children are travelling together, explain the arrangements so the team can help find a suitable time.
905-621-3827Planning language support
Bringing an interpreter?
Our guide covers arranging language support for an immigration medical in Ajax, from choosing an interpreter to discussing privacy, medical terms and follow-up instructions.