Ages 0–10
$150
Physician examination. Bloodwork and chest X-rays are not routinely required for this age group.
One Stop Immigration Medical
North Oshawa, between classes and paperwork.
From campus residences to family homes north of the city, plenty of people here are juggling permits and timetables. Our Ajax panel physicians handle the exam, with bloodwork in the suite and chest X-rays in the same building.
Supporting North Oshawa applicants
Built around a student calendar.
With Ontario Tech University and Durham College in the north end, many local applicants are studying, working part-time or both. A medical spread across several sites is hard to squeeze between lectures, so our Ajax clinic keeps the physician exam and blood collection together, and the chest X-ray is just elsewhere in the building.
International students, graduates moving onto a work permit and families who chose the north end for its newer homes all pass through our doors. Look first at what your own permit or application requires. Our team can then book the matching appointment and walk you through the documents to carry.
Pick the exam that suits your status
- Canadian immigration medicals
- For North Oshawa residents applying as students, workers, visitors, refugee claimants or future permanent residents. Keep your IRCC request on hand so the booking reflects your situation.
- New Zealand medicals
- Finishing studies in North Oshawa and heading to New Zealand? Our panel physicians complete both full and partial medicals for graduates on the move. Include your examination instructions when you contact us so the right services are arranged.
- Embassy medicals
- Considering work or study in Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan? Ask about an embassy medical, and send that country's forms and test list before you choose a day.
Classmates often need different medicals.
Two students in the same program can face different medical requirements depending on where they lived before and what they applied for. Confirm whether your own application expects an upfront exam or one after an IRCC request. If you have a letter with a deadline, quote it when you speak with our team.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
Between lectures and shifts
How your appointment unfolds.
Grouping the testing under one roof means fewer missed classes and fewer extra trips. Still, ask about the likely length of the visit before you tell a professor or manager you will be away, since an extra report or investigation is occasionally needed.
Register at the desk
Present your identification and medical paperwork. Your record is built from what you show us, so speak up if your student ID, permit and passport list your name differently.
Meet the panel physician
Expect questions about your health background, prescriptions and any care you receive on or off campus. Raise concerns or accommodation needs openly during this conversation.
Complete your required testing
Staff confirm the tests that apply to your file. Blood is collected on site and the chest X-ray is inside the same building, so you are not chasing a second appointment between classes.
Check for loose ends
Save the eMedical information sheet somewhere you will not lose it, such as a scan in your cloud storage. Ask if anything is still pending and follow your application steps for submitting proof.
Before you leave residence
Keep the folder small and complete.
Students often carry everything on a phone, but some documents need to be presented in person. Put your passport, permit and any request letter in one envelope the evening before. Roommates or siblings booking alongside you should keep their own papers separately.
Bring health records that matter, even if your campus health centre or a north-end clinic has seen you recently, because those files do not come to us automatically. Let us know ahead of time about language, accessibility or companion needs. Dress comfortably and follow any personal instructions our staff provide.
Read the full exam preparation guidePack these alongside your laptop
- Your passport, or another form of identification accepted for the medical.
- Any IRCC request letter or medical form, along with the instructions from your application.
- A written list of prescriptions and supplements, with each name and dose.
- Notes from a campus clinic, specialist reports or recent results that relate to your health.
- Prescription glasses or contacts, if you rely on them.
- Valid coverage papers if you are asking for refugee claimant services.
Fees on a student budget
Check the cost before you book.
Charges are set by the age bands below, applied to each person attending. Students sharing an appointment day with relatives may be in different bands with different testing, so ask for a combined figure. Embassy medicals and any further investigations have their own pricing, so ask about those separately.
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
Debit or cash keeps things simple, while a $10 transaction fee applies to credit card payments. Ask for a price on any extra testing before agreeing to it.
Refugee claimant coverage
Refugee claimants in North Oshawa should phone us with their Blue Cross information before attending. Bring your valid documents so we can confirm eligibility and the services 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
Following up from the north end.
Once you are back on campus, your medical may still be in progress. The clinic submits Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical after every required exam and report is finished. Keep the information sheet with your study permit records.
Wait two weeks after your visit before contacting us about your submission. That period is a clinic guideline for follow-up, not an estimate of IRCC processing. If something else is required, our team will describe what is missing. Tell us if your phone number or email changes, for example when you move out of residence.
Contact our staff with questions about the clinic's submission, and use your IRCC account to see how the application is progressing. Medical findings come from the panel physician, while IRCC makes the final decision on the exam and the application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
Keeping your own file
Need results for later?
After your case has been submitted, an electronic copy of your results can be requested. This step is optional and is not part of the clinic's eMedical submission.
$10 copy service fee
Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.
The electronic copy sets out the immigration tests completed for you during the appointment. If you want to talk through a result with a campus health service or a family doctor in North Oshawa, have the report ready.
Order your resultsHeading south and west
Getting from the north end to Ajax.
Our one location is Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology; nothing is located in North Oshawa. Drivers can park free of charge at the building. Keep the suite number with your booking confirmation so you know exactly where to go.
Drivers from the north end sometimes use Highway 407, which crosses north Oshawa, while others prefer Highway 401 through Whitby. Students without a car can piece together a route with Durham Region Transit. Whichever way you travel, enter the complete Rossland Road East address in your map app and allow extra time.
Travelling by bus from campus? Confirm your connections and the ride back before appointment day. Plan your trip with Durham Region Transit
Prefer another language for medical questions?
Even fluent English speakers sometimes find health details easier to explain in their first language. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Call ahead to see who will be in on your day, or to plan for an interpreter.
Sharing the trip with relatives?
Let us know the number of medicals and each person's age when you phone. If exams, part-time hours or a shared car limit your options, explain that and our team will discuss times that work.
905-621-3827For students and workers
Balancing a medical with study or work.
Our guide for students and workers explains keeping placement checks separate from immigration requirements, reading permit conditions and choosing an appointment window that fits your timetable.