Ages 0–10
$150
Physician examination. Bloodwork and chest X-rays are not routinely required for this age group.
One Stop Immigration Medical
Woburn parents and teens, plan the medical together.
Teenagers can take a real part in their own immigration medical. At our Ajax clinic, the panel physician exam, on-site bloodwork and a chest X-ray in the same building let the family finish in one visit.
Serving Woburn families
Involve your teenager from the start.
When a Woburn household applies together, a teenager's medical can be a chance to build independence. One Stop Immigration Medical in Ajax completes the physician exam, blood collection and chest X-ray at a single address, so parents and teens can plan one trip and share the preparation.
Sit down together and read the medical instructions for each applicant on the file. Our staff can then book suitable appointments, explain what every person should bring and describe the exam so your teen knows what to expect.
Which medical does each person need?
- Canadian immigration medicals
- For Woburn families applying for permanent residence, and workers, students, visitors or refugee claimants needing a medical. Bring IRCC instructions for every applicant.
- New Zealand medicals
- Moving from Woburn to New Zealand as a family? Parents and teens can each complete a full or partial New Zealand medical with us. Send each person's examination instructions when booking so the right services are arranged.
- Embassy medicals
- If travel to Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan is planned, ask about embassy medicals. Forward the forms and testing details for each traveller before scheduling.
Read the requirements as a family.
Parents and teens on the same application can have different medical requirements. Check whether each person needs an upfront medical or one requested by IRCC. If a letter has come with a deadline, tell our team when you book from Woburn.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
During the Ajax visit
Supporting a teen through the appointment.
Woburn families can complete the exam and testing for everyone at one location. Ask how long a family visit may take before arranging a school absence, since extra reports or investigations are sometimes needed.
Check in at Suite 403
Each person presents identification and medical paperwork. Staff confirm the details for every file, so point out a teen's newer passport or any name spelled differently.
Time with the physician
The panel physician reviews health history, medications and current care. Teens can be encouraged to answer for themselves and to ask their own questions about the exam.
Required testing
Staff explain which tests apply to each person. Blood is collected on site and chest X-rays are done in the same building, so the family stays together.
Wrap up together
Collect an eMedical information sheet for each person. Ask whether anything remains outstanding, then follow your application instructions for providing proof of the medicals.
Getting ready in Woburn
Let your teen own part of the prep.
Ask your teenager to help collect their own passport, letter and health details, and keep them in a folder with their name on it. Talking through the appointment beforehand, including any privacy questions, can make the day feel less unfamiliar.
School health records, paediatric notes and specialist letters are not shared with our clinic, so bring copies. Let us know ahead of time about language support, mobility needs or who will accompany each person. Everyone should dress comfortably and follow any personal clinic instructions.
Read the full exam preparation guideWhat each person needs
- Each attendee's own passport or other accepted identification.
- The medical request or form for each applicant, if issued, with the family's application instructions.
- Medication names and doses for anyone who takes regular medicine.
- Relevant health records, including specialist letters and earlier test results.
- A teen's glasses or contacts, which are easy to forget on a school morning.
- If the family is covered as refugee claimants, each person's valid coverage document.
Family fees from Woburn
Know the total for your household.
The age bands below make it easy to estimate the cost for teens and adults. Testing can change with age, so confirm the full family amount when you book. Talk to the clinic on its own about the price of an embassy medical or further investigations.
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
Woburn parents can settle the bill by cash or debit, or by credit card with a $10 transaction fee added. Ask the team about the cost of any additional testing first.
Refugee claimant coverage
Refugee claimant families in Woburn should call ahead with Blue Cross details for everyone attending. Bring valid documents so the team can confirm coverage for each person.
Testing can vary with your medical history or IRCC instructions. The panel physician will confirm what is needed for your case.
Back home in Woburn
Keeping family files on track.
Each family member's file is completed on its own timeline. Our clinic submits Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical once that person's required exams and reports are done. Keep each information sheet with the family's application papers.
Wait two weeks before calling about submission. Treat that fortnight as the point to check in with the clinic, rather than any sign of IRCC's pace. If a report or test is needed for anyone, we will say what is missing. Update us if your family's contact details change.
Woburn families can phone our Ajax staff to check whether each medical has been sent. Use your IRCC account to follow your applications. The panel physician reports medical findings, and IRCC decides on each exam and application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
Results for each person
Want a copy of a teen's results?
After a case is submitted, an electronic copy can be requested. Requesting it is a personal choice, and the clinic's eMedical submission is handled independently.
$10 copy service fee
Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.
A teen's copy holds only the immigration tests from their own exam, which they may want to keep themselves. If your teen sees a family doctor in Woburn, the report may be helpful to bring along.
Order your resultsWoburn to Ajax
Getting there as a family.
Our clinic is at Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology. The family car can stay in the building's free lot. Share the suite number with your teen too, in case you are parking while they head in.
From Woburn in central Scarborough, drivers can join Highway 401 eastbound and continue through Pickering into Ajax. Enter the complete Rossland Road East address in your map app, and allow enough time so no one feels rushed before the appointment.
Travelling by transit? Switching from the TTC to GO or Durham Region Transit uses a separate fare system, so plan every connection and the trip home in advance. Plan your trip with GO Transit
Languages spoken at the clinic.
Parents and teens may prefer different languages for health questions. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Call ahead to confirm who is available or to arrange an interpreter.
How many appointments do you need?
Share the ages of everyone needing a medical when you call. If you are working around exams at school, part-time jobs or one family car, let us know so the team can discuss suitable times.
905-621-3827For teens and parents
Helping a teenager take part.
Our guide suggests ways for teenagers and parents to share the planning for an immigration medical in Ajax, with room for questions, privacy and school arrangements.