Fees- CANADA

[Emily and Nathan 39]

Hey guys-

Just a quick question..

Haven't received NOA2 yet.. but I just wanted to get an idea..

Fee wise once the process comes over to me (the petitioner) what fees as a Canadian I'm looking at from start to finish..

I know it is different for different countries.

I'm most curious about the medical.

Thanks.

[Emily and Nathan 39]

Also wondering.. when it comes to the medical... how do you know which doctors you are allowed to go to?

Are there some for most major cities.. or I should expect a drive somewhere out of the way?

[NikLR 13,220]

http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Canada&cty=Montreal

I assume you are interviewing in Montreal.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/327503-canada-immigration-k1-guide-for-montreal/

[Pitaya 2,576]

~Moved from K-1 Process to Canada Regional Forum~

~Inquiry is country-specific~

~Duplicate thread removed~

Edited March 9, 2014 by A&B

[floridaboundcanuk 7]

Hey guys-

Just a quick question..

Haven't received NOA2 yet.. but I just wanted to get an idea..

Fee wise once the process comes over to me (the petitioner) what fees as a Canadian I'm looking at from start to finish..

I know it is different for different countries.

I'm most curious about the medical.

Thanks.

You guys have a ways to go yet waiting wise, but here is the review I wrote for my medical last month. There are 4 places you can go in Canada. One in Vancouver and one in Montreal, and two in the Toronto Area. They are listed in the pdf's on Montreals consulate website. Don't forget you need to factor in stuff not listed officially, like courier service to get documents signed, etc.. I would budget $1000 to get it all done in Canada.

Medical Review - http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/481736-dr-zatzman-review-feb-2014/

Montreal consulate website - http://montreal.usconsulate.gov/visas/visas.html

[floridaboundcanuk 7]

EDIT - Just noticed you live close to each other. That should help cut down on costs but not as much as you think. Remember that once is all and done you need to get married and file all over again for adjustment of status and then two years after that for removal of conditions.

[Emily and Nathan 39]

Oh I know about all that.. Don't worry.. I know this process is not cheap..

I was mainly wondering about the medical.. Thanks for the info.

EDIT - Just noticed you live close to each other. That should help cut down on costs but not as much as you think. Remember that once is all and done you need to get married and file all over again for adjustment of status and then two years after that for removal of conditions.

ya I will be..

I found the page you listed right after I posted my original question lol so it answered a lot of it!

Thanks- silly me.

http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Canada&cty=Montreal

I assume you are interviewing in Montreal.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/327503-canada-immigration-k1-guide-for-montreal/

[NikLR 13,220]

No worries! Have a good journey!

[pro_star 52]

Medical is about $280 (least that's what dr cheema charges iirc).

There's a $240 usd consular fee as well.

[FiveFootMo 0]

My medical was done in Toronto. $300 including the blood test and X-Ray. Dr Lyndon Mascarenhas.

[NikLR 13,220]

Medical at medisys was just under $300. Most panel physician s require this in cash.