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One Stop Immigration Medical
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One Stop Immigration Medical

Immigration medicals for Oshawa families.

Living in Oshawa and need a panel physician? Our clinic is a short trip west in Ajax, where your exam, bloodwork and chest X-ray can all be handled under one roof on Rossland Road East.

Serving Oshawa from our Ajax clinic

One trip west covers the whole medical.

When your home base is Oshawa, a medical that spreads across several addresses can eat up far more of the day than expected. Our Ajax clinic keeps the physician exam and bloodwork in one suite, with chest X-ray services elsewhere in the same building, so a single drive west handles the lot.

Some Oshawa patients are settling in near Downtown Oshawa or Northwood, while others are studying at Ontario Tech University or Durham College. Whatever brought you to Oshawa, begin with the instructions attached to your own application, and our team will help you book the correct appointment and explain what to bring.

Choose the right medical for your file

Canadian immigration medicals
For Oshawa applicants seeking permanent residence, or needing a medical for work, study, a visit or a refugee claim. Mention any IRCC request when you call so the booking matches your case.
New Zealand medicals
Heading from Oshawa to New Zealand? We provide full and partial medicals. Send your examination instructions ahead so the team can confirm exactly which services you need.
Embassy medicals
Is Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan your destination? Ask us about an embassy medical, and forward the forms and testing requirements from that destination before your trip to Ajax.

Read your instructions before the drive.

A classmate at Durham College or a coworker in Oshawa may have booked a different type of exam, and their path is not necessarily yours. Look closely at whether your application expects an upfront medical or one completed after a request. If IRCC has sent you a letter, mention it and any deadline it gives when you contact our Ajax clinic.

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

Your visit, once you reach Ajax

What happens after you arrive from Oshawa.

Because the testing is grouped in one building, Oshawa patients avoid hopping between separate sites after the exam. Before blocking off a half-day for the trip, ask roughly how long the appointment may run, since extra reports or investigations are occasionally required.

  1. Check in at Suite 403

    Bring your identification and medical paperwork to the front desk. Our staff set up your medical file from these details, so flag any name variation or passport you have replaced recently.

  2. Review your health history

    Your panel physician asks about past conditions, medication and treatment you are receiving. Use this conversation to share any worries about the exam or describe accommodations that would help you.

  3. Complete the testing that applies

    Staff tell you which tests your case requires. Blood can be drawn on site and chest X-rays happen in the same building, so there is no second stop to fit in before heading back to Oshawa.

  4. Confirm before the drive home

    Hold on to the eMedical information sheet you are given. Ask whether anything is still pending before you leave Ajax, then follow your application instructions on submitting proof of the exam.

Packing up in Oshawa

Pack it once, check it twice.

Turning back toward Oshawa for a forgotten passport is not a quick errand. Label a separate envelope for every person attending and match each piece of identification to its owner before setting out. That small step at the kitchen table can save a stressful phone call from the parking lot.

Bring copies of relevant records even if your family doctor practises in Oshawa, since the clinic will not have them on file. Let us know in advance if you need help in another language, mobility support or space for someone accompanying you. Dress in comfortable clothing and follow any personal preparation guidance you are given.

Read the full exam preparation guide

Before you leave Oshawa, confirm you have

  • A passport or other identification accepted for immigration medicals.
  • Any medical request letter or form you received, plus your application instructions.
  • A current list of your medications, including each name and dose.
  • Specialist letters, medical reports or earlier test results that relate to your health.
  • Your glasses or contact lenses, if you normally wear them.
  • Current coverage documents if you are requesting refugee claimant coverage.

Costs for Oshawa patients

Set your budget before the trip.

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Fees follow the age bands listed below, so total them for every family member making the trip from Oshawa. Older and younger relatives may need different testing, which is why it helps to confirm the full amount when you book. Embassy medicals and any extra investigations carry separate pricing, so ask the team about those directly.

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 are the simplest options, while credit card payments carry a $10 transaction fee at the clinic. If extra testing is requested for your case, ask what it will cost.

Refugee claimant coverage

Refugee claimants travelling from Oshawa should phone ahead with their Blue Cross coverage details. Bring valid documents on the day so our team can confirm eligibility and the services included.

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 Oshawa

Stay on top of what comes next.

Finishing your visit in Ajax does not mean your medical file is complete yet. Once the required exam and reports are in place, the clinic submits Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical. File your information sheet alongside the rest of your application paperwork at home.

Please wait two weeks before phoning the clinic to ask about your submission. That window is a follow-up guideline only and does not reflect IRCC processing times. If another report or test is needed, the team will tell you what is still missing. Update us if your phone number or email changes once you are back in Oshawa.

Questions about the clinic's submission go to our team, while your IRCC account shows how your application is moving. The panel physician reports the medical findings, and IRCC decides on both the medical exam and your application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.

For your Oshawa files

Would a personal copy help?

After your case is submitted, you may order an electronic copy of your results to keep. This is entirely optional and is separate from the submission the clinic sends through eMedical.

$10 copy service fee

Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.

Your copy lists the immigration tests completed for your case. If you plan to review a result with your family doctor or a walk-in clinic in Oshawa, keep the report handy for that appointment.

Order your results

Travelling west from Oshawa

Plan the trip from Oshawa to Ajax.

Our only clinic is at Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology, and there is no Oshawa location. Free parking is available at the building once you arrive. Note the suite number with your booking so you head straight to the right check-in desk.

Patients from Taunton, Samac, Eastdale, Vanier, Lakeview and other parts of Oshawa often head west past Whitby on Highway 401, while those in north Oshawa may prefer Highway 407. The GO Transit Lakeshore East line also serves both Oshawa and Ajax stations. Enter the full Rossland Road East address into your map app and give yourself extra time for the longer trip.

Coming by bus or train? Check every connection and your journey back to Oshawa before you set out. Plan your trip with Durham Region Transit

Ask about language support before you travel.

Describing your health history is easier in a language you know well. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Phone before making the trip from Oshawa to check who will be available, or to arrange for an interpreter to come with you.

Travelling from Oshawa as a group?

When you call, share how many people need medicals and each person's age. If your schedule depends on class timetables, shift work or one car for the whole household, mention it so the team can talk through appointment options that fit.

905-621-3827

Help for the journey

Getting a ride from Oshawa?

If a relative, friend or paid driver is bringing you from Oshawa, our guide covers agreeing on pickup details, waiting plans, privacy and a realistic trip home.

Read the driver 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

Immigration medical exams in Ajax

Whitby

Immigration medical exams in Whitby

Pickering

Immigration medical exams in Pickering

Oshawa

Immigration medical exams in Oshawa

Scarborough

Immigration medical exams in Scarborough

Markham

Immigration medical exams in Markham

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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