Hi! from Argentina to Canada with some health issues

[fedearg]

Hi all! Canadians and non-Canadians as well , hope you're having a wonderful day . I'm a 27-year-old young man from Argentina, and in the near future I'd like to move to a quieter place outside of Argentina for some time, and I liked St John's, in Newfoundland.

I must be upfront honest with you all, I am improving English everyday but it's not perfect and my aim is to help with Spanish translations if needed.

The other issue, which is in the headline, is that I suffer from non-specified psychosis and OCD and I'm taking some prescription drugs. My question is, does that DQ from applying to residence in Canada?, and If I move, am I entitled to treatment?.

Well that's all not to bore you. Bless you.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Hi all! Canadians and non-Canadians as well , hope you're having a wonderful day . I'm a 27-year-old young man from Argentina, and in the near future I'd like to move to a quieter place outside of Argentina for some time, and I liked St John's, in Newfoundland.

I must be upfront honest with you all, I am improving English everyday but it's not perfect and my aim is to help with Spanish translations if needed.

The other issue, which is in the headline, is that I suffer from non-specified psychosis and OCD and I'm taking some prescription drugs. My question is, does that DQ from applying to residence in Canada?, and If I move, am I entitled to treatment?.

Well that's all not to bore you. Bless you.

Medical issues aside, you can't just move to Canada. The requirements to immigrate are quite strict. You need higher education, skilled work experience, good English or French language test scores etc. Have you looked into whether you even qualify?

 

[fedearg]

Medical issues aside, you can't just move to Canada. The requirements to immigrate are quite strict. You need higher education, skilled work experience, good English or French language test scores etc. Have you looked into whether you even qualify?

Hi friend!, no I haven't checked for one reason, I don't intend to permanently live in Canada, just for a couple of months as a tourist, and in that time, improve my English and do something productive to the society where I'd live.

 

[zardoz]

Hi friend!, no I haven't checked for one reason, I don't intend to permanently live in Canada, just for a couple of months as a tourist, and in that time, improve my English and do something productive to the society where I'd live.

OK on being a visitor. Not OK with you doing ANY kind of work, even if it's unpaid, if a Canadian COULD be paid for it.
You could get treatment but you would have to pay for it. You would have no provincial heath coverage.

 

[fedearg]

OK on being a visitor. Not OK with you doing ANY kind of work, even if it's unpaid, if a Canadian COULD be paid for it.
You could get treatment but you would have to pay for it. You would have no provincial heath coverage.

Perfectly understood! thanks for your quick responses!.