Ages 0–10
$150
Physician examination. Bloodwork and chest X-rays are not routinely required for this age group.
One Stop Immigration Medical
A medical stop on the commute from West Oshawa.
If your workday already points you west through Whitby, your immigration medical can follow the same direction. Our Ajax clinic handles the physician exam and bloodwork in one suite, while chest X-rays are offered elsewhere in the same building.
For commuters in West Oshawa
Plan the medical like a work meeting.
Many West Oshawa residents already spend part of each day on Highway 401, heading toward jobs in other parts of Durham or the GTA. Because our Ajax clinic keeps the exam and blood collection together, with the chest X-ray in the same building, one booked block of time can cover what you need.
Some applicants here have received an Express Entry invitation, others are sponsoring a partner or extending a work permit. Whatever the program, read the instructions attached to your own file first. Then our team can confirm the appointment type and run through what to bring.
Line up the right medical
- Canadian immigration medicals
- For West Oshawa applicants seeking permanent residence, or needing a medical for a work, study or visitor permit or a refugee claim. Have your IRCC request ready so the booking fits your case.
- New Zealand medicals
- Has a job offer in New Zealand come through? Our panel physicians handle both full and partial medicals for West Oshawa applicants. Share your examination instructions when booking so the team can arrange each required service.
- Embassy medicals
- Work taking you to Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan? Ask us about an embassy medical, and email the destination's forms and testing list before setting a date.
Read the invitation or letter closely.
A coworker who recently moved through the same program may have followed a different medical path. Check whether your application asks for an exam before submission or after a formal request. If IRCC has written to you with a deadline, give our team that date when you book so we can plan around it.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
Protecting your workday
What to expect once you sign in.
Having the testing in one building keeps the time away from your desk or job site as short as practical. Ask about the expected length before booking leave, because now and then an extra report or investigation is required.
Verify your identity
Bring the identification and medical instructions linked to your application. We record your details exactly as presented, so tell us about a recent passport renewal or name change.
Discuss your medical background
Your panel physician reviews past health issues, prescriptions and ongoing treatment. Use the time to ask questions about the exam or mention any adjustments you need.
Go through the tests
Our staff explain what your case requires. Blood is drawn in the suite and the chest X-ray is in the same building, so you can head back to work without visiting another site.
Confirm before heading off
File the eMedical information sheet with your application documents. Check whether anything is unresolved and follow your program's directions for showing proof of the exam.
The evening before
Set your papers out with your keys.
Early starts make it easy to leave a document on the counter. Put every attendee's papers in a labelled folder and check that each passport matches the person booked. A quick review at home spares you a frantic call from the road.
Bring relevant medical records even if your family physician is nearby in Oshawa, because the clinic will not have them. Tell us beforehand about any language, accessibility or support-person needs. Wear clothing that is easy to move in and follow any preparation advice you are given.
Read the full exam preparation guideBefore the drive, check for
- Accepted identification for the medical, usually your passport.
- Your Express Entry or other application instructions, plus any IRCC request letter or form.
- A typed medication list showing doses for everything you take regularly.
- Results, reports or specialist correspondence relevant to your health history.
- Corrective lenses or contacts, if you wear them.
- Refugee claimant coverage documents, where they apply to you.
Expenses for West Oshawa applicants
Factor the medical into your West Oshawa budget.
Each person's fee comes from the age bands listed in the table below. If a partner or child is booked the same day, their testing may not match yours, so request a combined total when you call. For embassy medicals or any extra investigation, the clinic gives a separate quote on request.
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
Pay with debit or cash to avoid the $10 transaction fee that applies to credit card payments. If extra testing is requested for you, ask for the cost first.
Refugee claimant coverage
Refugee claimants in West Oshawa should share their Blue Cross details by phone before the appointment. Bring valid documents so our staff 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 get back to work
Tracking the medical after your visit.
Your part of the appointment can be done while the medical file still needs finishing. Once the exam and any reports are complete, our clinic submits Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical. Store the information sheet with the rest of your application records.
We ask that you wait two weeks before calling for an update on the submission. That is the clinic's follow-up guideline and not an IRCC timeline. If we are waiting on an extra report or test, we will tell you what remains. If you switch jobs or phone numbers, update your contact details with us.
Questions about our submission come to the clinic; the status of your application appears in your IRCC account. The panel physician provides the findings, and IRCC decides on your medical exam and your application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
A copy for your records
Keep results with your paperwork.
Once our team has submitted your file, an electronic copy of your results is yours on request. Getting one is your choice and has no effect on the clinic's eMedical submission.
$10 copy service fee
Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.
Inside, you will see each immigration test that was completed for your case. If you plan to go over a result with your own doctor in West Oshawa, keep the report somewhere easy to find.
Order your resultsWestbound from Oshawa
A straightforward route toward Ajax.
You will find us at Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology. There is no Oshawa branch. Free on-site parking is available, and adding the suite number to your calendar entry helps you head straight upstairs.
West Oshawa sits beside Whitby, so for many drivers the trip means a run west along Highway 401 into Ajax. Others connect by Durham Region Transit or GO Transit. Save the full address in your navigation app and allow time for traffic around rush hour.
Leaving the car at home? Plan each transfer and your return trip ahead of time. Plan your trip with Durham Region Transit
Language support is available.
Clear communication matters when you are describing symptoms or past treatment. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Ring the clinic ahead of time to confirm availability or to arrange an interpreter.
Booking your partner or children too?
Give us the ages of everyone needing a medical when you call. If commuting hours, daycare drop-off or a single shared vehicle narrow your options, tell the team so we can suggest suitable times.
905-621-3827Planning around an invitation
Received an Express Entry invitation?
Our Express Entry guide walks through starting from your own invitation, checking identity documents, treating each family member's appointment separately and setting aside time for the full visit.