It’s easy! Click ‘Book Now’ to make your appointment. Detailed instructions regarding the appointment will be emailed to you within 15 minutes once you complete an online booking. Note that early morning and Saturday options fill up quickly, so please book well in advance if you would like one of these popular times. Please call or email if you are unable to use the online booking system.

Family bookings are easy to do via our website. Look for a time online with availability for all members of your family. Please start with booking an appointment for yourself. Do not book any additional appointments using your own name. After booking your own appointment, click ‘My Account’. Scroll down and on the left and click ‘Family Members’. Click ‘Add Family Member’. Add all of your family members at this time. Then click ‘Book an Appointment’. Follow the standard process to book a date and time. You will be asked after a few steps who the appointment is for. Please remember to book a Child Appointment for children 14 years and under.

Our experienced team is from all over the World! Members of our clinic can speak Spanish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Hindi, Mandarin, French, Tagalog and Cantonese. We also have no problem assisting clients with Google Translate. While our staff can assist with registration questions and general translation, we ask that you bring a friend to communicate with the doctor. If this is not possible, please let us know. You are also welcome to fill out your health history form in Spanish, Farsi, Mandarin or Punjabi. If you would like to book with a particular doctor or on a day when with a specific language spoken by our team, please email our clinic at info@immigrationmedicals.com. We are happy to assist as best as we can.

We kindly ask that you cancel your appointment online if you are unable to make it. We have reserved the time with the doctor just for you and it is important that we know if you cannot make the time scheduled. Please log into your account to cancel your appointment. Otherwise, please call or email as soon as you can. We appreciate you taking the time to do this!

Our immigration medical centre is one of the most cost effective in the Lower Mainland. Fees for our clinic include all lab work, photographs, the Panel Physician exam and careful administrative processing. The x-ray fee is paid directly to the radiology department. Please visit our booking page to view specific price details: https://immigrationmedicals.janeapp.com/

No, we do not accept unscheduled appointments. Please call us directly if you need a same day appointment and we will try our best to fit you in! Please also check our booking site for the next available appointment: https://immigrationmedicals.janeapp.com/

Very quickly! We often can fit you in the next day. Visit our booking page to view our entire schedule: https://immigrationmedicals.janeapp.com/

Appointments are typically available Monday through Saturday. Our phone lines are open Monday - Friday, 9am - 4pm. Please visit our booking page to view our up to date schedule: https://immigrationmedicals.janeapp.com/

You can update your appointment online or you can email us directly to request changes. If you need to make a change outside of the cancellation window, please email or call as soon as possible.

Refugee applicants must first email our clinic at info@immigrationmedicals.com with their full name, IME and UCI number. After we receive this information, we can assist you with booking an appointment.

Our preferred payment method is debit card or e-transfer. We accept Visa, however note that there is a processing fee.

We are located near VGH Hospital at 750 West Broadway, Unit 1215. We are close to the Canada Line - Broadway - City Hall SkyTrain station and we are accessible via bus. There is parking in our building or you can park at the Holiday Inn hotel across the street.

All of our doctors are designated IRCC Panel Physicians. If you want to see a specific doctor, please email our clinic. However, all of our doctors are qualified to complete your exam.

Our team will take great care of you during your appointment! Fasting is not required for the exam and you are encouraged to eat and drink as normal. Note that you are not required to bring photographs, as we will do this at the clinic. Required of Everyone· Official government issued identification, such as a valid passport or a Canadian Refugee ID. Please note, if you are using a passport, you must bring the ORIGINAL.· If you have a previous or existing medical condition, please bring any medical reports or test results you have. · If you are taking any prescription medication please bring the prescription bottle to show the doctor. · If you have a history of HIV or Syphilis, please bring proof of your current/past treatment if possible. This will help to reduce the time it takes for your application to be processed.· Payment via cash, local debit card or credit card. Note that there is a $6 processing fee for credit cards. We also accept e-transfer if none of the above are available. For Canadian Immigration Medical Exams· Official government issued identification (such as a valid passport or a refugee ID). Please note, if you are using a passport, you must bring a valid ORIGINAL. · Please bring all documents that you have received from Immigration Canada, such as your Medical Report/IMM1017 form. Note that upfront medicals do not require these forms. If you will be having a medical exam for another country, employment or education, please email the forms to our clinic in advance. For Foreign Country Exams Prior to your appointment, please ensure you have emailed our clinic in advance to ensure that we can assist you.

No fasting is required. You can eat and drink as usual. Please stay hydrated, as you will be required to give blood during your appointment.

If you have a known medical condition or a history with a serious medical issue such as cancer, we suggest that you gather your medical reports as best you can prior to your appointment. IRCC often asks for more medical information once a case has been submitted.We prefer to be proactive and to submit as much information as we can to IRCC with your initial case filing.For example, we often will need reports providing proof of treatment for past TB or Syphilis. Or if you have had cancer in the past, proving oncology reports upfront will usually speed up the processing time. If you believe this may apply to you, be proactive and contact your medical providers to ask for copies of your reports.

No. The IMM 1017 form is only provided to some applicants based on their category. Upfront medical exams do not require an IMM 1017 form.

Yes. Many people complete an upfront medical exam.

Yes. Children who are immigrating require a medical exam too. Please visit our website to learn more.

Yes! We can often assist with immigration exams for other countries. Please email us the country exam requirements and we will confirm first if we can assist you. Thanks for asking!

Yes. If you have basic English skills, we can generally support you with our language support tools and resources. And at times, we may have staff who speak your language. If you do not speak English, please bring a friend to assist. If you do not have a friend to assist, please email our clinic before your appointment to request support.

The standard procedure for Canadian immigration medical examinations includes questions about your health history and a physical examination. Note that no internal examinations take place and breast exams are only completed if there is a history of breast cancer. A staff chaperone or one family member is available to join you in the exam room if you wish. Please let us know if you would like one of our team members to join you. Note that you are not required to undress. X-Rays are required for those 11 years and older and blood tests are required for those 15 years and older. Please note, urine samples are no longer required by IRCC. Photos will be taken on site during your visit to our office for your application.

The exam takes approximately 2.5 to 3 hours. For large families, it can take longer. This time includes the physician exam, all lab work and travel to the x-ray location.

Good News! Everything required for your exam will happen in approximately 2.5 hours and within close proximity. We take care of everything - all you need to do is show up!The lab work and physician exam occur in the same building. Your X-ray will take place at a radiology clinic which is a short drive or transit ride away. And don’t worry, we will schedule your x-ray appointment for you. For most of our clients, everything required for the Immigration Medical Exam can be completed within 2.5 hours, including travel time.

We take care of everything you need for your exam, including the application photographs. Our staff will take your photo at the beginning of your appointment and will add it to your online file.

If your health exam is normal, we guarantee that your health case will be submitted electronically via E-Medical within 10 business days, sometimes sooner! Please do not call to confirm submission as it is guaranteed within this time period. No News Is Good News! You will only hear from our office if your medical results are abnormal.

If any of your exam results are abnormal, you will also be advised by IRCC and you may be required to return to our clinic to complete a follow-up furtherance appointment. Please note that there are additional fees for furtherance appointments and tests. Additional testing and physician appointments will likely delay the processing time of your case. If you have a known serious medical condition, we advise that you gather as much upfront documentation as possible prior to your appointment, such as surgical reports or confirmation of treatment.

One the day of your appointment you will receive via email a PDF document called an Information Sheet. This is a very important document and we suggest you save it in a safe place. For those completing an Upfront Medical Exam, please upload this form to the IRCC portal.

We get this question a lot! Clients are often surprised to learn that the lab work and x-ray required for Immigration is only relevant to communicable diseases and your kidney function. We do not perform a complete blood count (CBC), which is a general blood test often ordered by family doctors. If you test positive for HIV, Syphilis or poor kidney function, we will let you know and will provide you with the results upon request. If your x-ray findings include anything abnormal such as tuberculosis/TB, you will also be contacted by our clinic. Otherwise, if you have not heard from our clinic within 10 business days, please know that your results are normal.

If your exam is normal, the results are always submitted to IRCC within 10 business days at the latest. After submission, the timing of the medical status update in your application portal is determined by IRCC and is outside of the clinic's control.

Exam validity is determined by IRCC.

IRCC determines the validity of past medical exams. Sometimes, IRCC requires applicants to have a second exam. Please follow the instructions sent to you from IRCC.

Please check your inbox and junk mail. An Information Sheet/Proof of Exam was emailed to you on the day of your appointment. If you cannot find it, please email us a request with your full name and date of appointment.