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MY HUSBAND LEFT EYE IS VERY WEAK SINCE THE TIME OF BIRTH .HE Hardly can see anything from his left eye.He wear glasses for right eye which is -1.75 he has a driving license and do everything normaly but could not see anything from his left eye .We have not mention this in our forms I have fear once we received medical will that be a refusal or is it comes under refusals and inadmissibility
Seniors please advise
thanks
ca2016 said:
MY HUSBAND LEFT EYE IS VERY WEAK SINCE THE TIME OF BIRTH .HE Hardly can see anything from his left eye.He wear glasses for right eye which is -1.75 he has a driving license and do everything normaly but could not see anything from his left eye .We have not mention this in our forms I have fear once we received medical will that be a refusal or is it comes under refusals and inadmissibility
Seniors please advise
thanks
No. It will not be a problem.
zardoz said:
No. It will not be a problem.
can u plz advise what bssically they want to judge when they perform eye checks in medical?
aazhar said:
can u plz advise what bssically they want to judge when they perform eye checks in medical?
They are just covering the basics and looking for problems that will cost the Canadian Government too much money.
For more information, see http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/publications/dmp-handbook/
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