Authorized Canada Visa Medical Doctors in Iran | Check Fees

The Canada Visa Medical test is required for all visa categories, including Student, Worker, Visitor, Permanent Residency, and Express Entry for Irani Residents. According to IRCC rules, any person who has been in a designated country, such as Iran, for more than six months in the last year is subject to a Visa Medical Test before arriving in Canada.

How do I book an appointment for a Canadian visa medical test in Iran?

To book a Canadian visa medical test appointment in Iran, please contact the authorized hospitals directly, such as Apadana Hospital, Fariba Maghsoudian Medical Office, Medical Office of Rahvarian, Arshanoush Pourmand Office, Day General Hospital, Dejbod Medical Clinic, Dr Nazeem Clinic, and Medical Clinic - Dr Daneshvar. You can book your appointment by phone. Depending on the Hospital, they may accept fees in Cash only. Based on your availability, they will provide you with an appointment date & time. You must visit the clinic on the scheduled appointment day and undergo a medical examination. 

What documents should I bring for the Canadian Visa Medical Test in Iran?

When taking the Canada Visa Medical Test in Tehran, Shiraz, Isfahan, or Mashad, you must carry the following documents to ensure a smooth procedure.

1. Original Passport
2. IME Letter provided by IRCC unless Upfront Medical
3. Medical history: list of current medications, recent blood tests and x-rays, hospital notes, discharge summaries, doctors' letters or prescriptions
4. Spectacles/contact lenses if you wear one
5. If you have received a COVID-19 vaccine, please bring the proof of vaccination card.

What medical tests will be conducted during a Canada Visa Medical Examination?

The Medical tests during an Examination depend on the age of the applicant; however, the most common tests are weight measurement, an Eye Check-up, a chest X-ray, a Urine Sample, a Blood Sample, and an eye check-up, followed by a Medical Examination by a panel physician. 

There might be some additional Medical tests, such as a TB investigation, Urine Pregnancy Test, IGRA, and Sputum Smear, based on the Doctor's recommendation. There will be no X-ray examination for pregnant applicants. The applicant must bear additional charges for any further tests. 

What is the procedure for a Canada Visa Medical Test in the hospital?

The Medical Examination is similar to a general body check-up, where an authorized hospital will conduct basic medical tests as set by IRCC. Here is the Step-by-Step procedure of What you should expect at the Test Centre on the day of the appointment

1. Visit the Clinic/Hospital on the day of your medical appointment and collect your token.
2. Get your Photo clicked by a Staff Member.
3. Proceed to the ID Check Counter and present your Passport, IME Letter, and other necessary Documents.
4. Make the Medical Examination Fees in Cash.
5. They will take measurements of your height, weight, and blood pressure and conduct a vision test.
6. Then, you must proceed with an X-ray examination if applicable. Change into a Hospital-Provided Gown and undergo the X-ray test.
7. Give your blood and urine samples as instructed.
8. Wait for the lab results, followed by a check-up by the Panel Physician. They may ask you to remove the Clothes in a covered area to check for any past Surgery-related marks.

The entire process will take approximately 2-3 hours, depending on the level of demand and availability of the Panel Physician.

How to Obtain Medical Reports from the Hospital?

The Medical Reports will be uploaded directly by the hospital to the IRCC portal, and it will take approximately 24-48 hours for the update to be reflected. If there are any abnormalities in your test results, the panel physician will inform you on the day of your appointment. Hence, you do not need to collect your reports from the hospital physically. At the end of the Examination, you will be issued the Medical Information Sheet required for your visa application. 

Is Fasting required before a Medical Test?

No, the Medical tests conducted during the Canadian visa medical are standard and do not require fasting. It is recommended to have a proper meal before coming for the Examination.

What is the validity of the Canada Medical Check-up Report?

The Validity of the Canada Visa Medical Report is 1 year from the date of the Examination. In the event of a Visa Refusal or Re-Application, the same Medical report can be used for a Canadian visa application. Suppose the gap between the Medical Examination Date and the Date of Arrival in Canada exceeds 1 year. In that case, the applicant must undergo a Re-Medical examination, even if they have a valid Visa. According to IRCC rules, travellers must have a valid Medical Report at the time of arrival in Canada if they have stayed in a designated country for more than 6 months in the last year.

List of Canada Visa Medical Centres in Iran

In Iran, there are Eight Hospitals authorized for Canada Visa Medical Examination. Out of these, 5 Hospitals are located in Tehran, 1 in each of Shiraz, Isfahan and Mashad. 

Tehran

Shiraz

Isfahan

Mashad

Important Instructions for Canada Visa Medical Tests in Iran

There are several essential instructions to follow before taking the Visa Medical Test for Canada.

1. Please do not carry any passport Copies and photos, as the hospital staff will take them on the day of the appointment.
2. Female Candidates are advised not to book an appointment during their menstrual cycle and wait until then.
3. Please note that relatives or friends are not permitted to accompany you and may need to wait outside the premises.
4. Dressing: Avoid coloured contact lenses. Please do not wear any Jewellery or Necklaces, as they will need to be removed during the X-ray. Wear easy-to-change clothing with minimal pins. Ensure sleeves are not tight and can be rolled up past the elbow for a blood sample.
5. You are not required to fast for a medical examination; therefore, it is recommended that you have a meal as usual.

Sample of Canada Visa Medical Information Sheet

This is the Sample Information Sheet provided by the Hospital once the Medical Examination process has been completed. You must scan this document and upload it to the IRCC portal during your Visa Application Process.