Changes to the designated country list for medical examinations

September 1st, 2010 § Leave a Comment

Generally, if the duration of a tourist, student or temporary foreign worker’s visit to Canada is for more than 6 months, a medical examination is required prior to arrival if the visitor had resided for 6 or more consecutive months in a designated country in the 1 year prior to arriving in Canada.

With effect from September 1, 2010, the designated country list has been updated and some notable countries removed from the list requiring medical examinations include:-

• Iran
• Mexico
• Saudi Arabia
• Singapore

Please click here for the complete list.

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