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One Stop Immigration Medical
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One Stop Immigration Medical

Markham Village to Ajax, for your medical.

Step away from the historic Main Street for a morning and travel east to Durham Region. Our Rossland Road East clinic handles the physician exam and bloodwork, with chest X-rays a short walk away inside the same building.

For applicants living in Markham Village

A clinic visit that respects every generation.

Many Markham Village homes include parents or grandparents whose immigration plans depend on a medical. One Stop Immigration Medical is based in Ajax rather than Markham, and our panel physicians welcome older applicants and their relatives for an exam, bloodwork and chest X-ray under one roof.

Before anyone picks a date, the applicant's own instructions should guide the plan. Call us with those papers nearby, and our staff will confirm the booking, explain which records are worth bringing and help the person attending feel prepared for each part of the visit.

Matching your file to a medical

Canadian immigration medicals
For Markham Village residents seeking permanent residence, or attending as a worker, student, visitor or refugee claimant. Read out the details of any IRCC instructions so we can reserve the proper exam.
New Zealand medicals
Preparing to leave Markham Village for New Zealand? Full and partial medicals for that move can be arranged at our Ajax clinic. Send us your examination instructions so the team can check which services you need.
Embassy medicals
An embassy medical for Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan can also be arranged. Share that country's forms and required tests with us ahead of booking your appointment.

Let the applicant's paperwork set the date.

A grandparent's file and a grandchild's file can follow entirely different rules. Check whether this is an upfront medical or a response to a request before you call. If an IRCC letter has arrived, tell us the deadline it gives, and we will look for a time that suits the drive from Markham Village.

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

Once you reach Rossland Road East

How the appointment unfolds.

An older relative does not need to travel between several addresses, because testing and the examination share one building. Ask about the typical length of the visit when you book, and keep the afternoon flexible in case a further report or investigation is requested.

  1. Register at reception

    Hand over the passport and paperwork belonging to the person being examined. Staff confirm the details recorded on the file, so mention any spelling that differs between documents.

  2. Meet the panel physician

    The physician goes over past illnesses, prescriptions and current treatment. A relative may help with practical details, but the applicant is welcome to raise their own questions or concerns.

  3. Move through testing

    You will hear which tests apply before anything begins. Bloodwork is collected on site and chest X-rays take place in the same building, which spares a senior applicant an extra trip.

  4. Collect your paperwork

    Keep the eMedical information sheet you are given in a safe place. Ask whether anything is still pending, then follow your application instructions about sending proof of the medical.

Getting ready in Markham Village

Gather records that tell the current story.

An older applicant may have years of health records, but recent documents usually matter most. Sort out current prescriptions, specialist letters and the request form a day or two ahead. Keep each person's papers clipped together so nothing is shared by mistake at the desk.

Records held by a doctor near Markham Village do not travel to our Ajax clinic on their own, so pack the copies you need. Call before the visit if the applicant uses a mobility aid, needs language support or would like a family member nearby. Loose clothing and any personal instructions you received will also help.

Read the full exam preparation guide

Pack the appointment folder

  • A valid passport, or other identification the clinic accepts for the medical.
  • The medical request or form you were sent, along with your application instructions.
  • A written list of every current medication and its dose.
  • Recent specialist letters, test results or other relevant reports.
  • The applicant's reading glasses or contacts, if they wear them day to day.
  • Valid coverage documents when asking about refugee claimant coverage.

Fees for Markham Village visitors

Check the cost for each person.

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Standard fees follow the age bands listed below. If you are bringing a parent and a child, their tests and totals may differ, so ask for the combined amount when you call. Embassy medicals and extra investigations are discussed with the clinic on their own.

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

Cash and debit work best at the front desk, while a credit card adds a $10 transaction fee to the bill. If additional testing is needed, the team can tell you that cost before it goes ahead.

Refugee claimant coverage

Refugee claimants from Markham Village should call with their Blue Cross details before booking. Bring valid documents to the visit 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.

Back home in Markham Village

The file continues after you leave.

A grandparent may walk out of Suite 403 well before the medical file itself is finished. When every required exam and report is in place, our Ajax clinic submits Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical. File the information sheet alongside the applicant's other immigration papers.

Give it two weeks before phoning us for a submission update. That is a clinic follow-up guideline rather than an IRCC timeline. Should a further test or report be required, we will explain what is still needed. Tell us if the best phone number for the family changes.

Call our team about the clinic's submission itself. Check your IRCC account to follow the wider application. The panel physician reports the medical findings, and IRCC decides on both the medical exam and the application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.

Keeping family records

Prefer to keep the results?

Once the case is submitted, an electronic copy can be requested for the applicant's own records. It is an optional extra and does not change the eMedical submission.

$10 copy service fee

Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.

That copy records each immigration test performed for the applicant's case. If a family doctor in Markham Village will review any result with the applicant, have the report ready for that visit.

Order your results

From York Region to Durham Region

Find Suite 403 in Ajax.

We do not have a Markham office. Your appointment takes place at Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology. Free parking at the building makes drop-off easier for an older relative, and noting the suite number saves time at the door.

From Markham Village, drivers usually head east toward Durham on Highway 407 or Highway 401. Type the complete Rossland Road East address into your navigation app and leave enough time to arrive at the suite before the appointment. If a family member is giving the ride, agree on where to meet afterwards.

Travelling without a car? Markham Village sits on the GO Stouffville line, but reaching Ajax still means connecting into Durham services, so map the whole route and return first. Plan your trip with York Region Transit

Bring your questions in your own language.

Older applicants often find it easier to describe their health in a familiar language. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Phone ahead to ask who will be working that day or to talk about an interpreter.

Booking for several relatives?

Let us know the age of each applicant and the number of medicals required. If a parent needs extra time getting ready or someone has to leave work early to drive, explain the plan so the team can suggest suitable times.

905-621-3827

Help for parents and grandparents

Planning a super visa medical.

Our super visa guide covers overseas records, medication details, insurance documents, language support and comfortable travel for a parent or grandparent attending a medical in Ajax.

Read the super visa 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

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Whitby

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Pickering

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Oshawa

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Scarborough

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Markham

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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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