Immigration Medical Exam Toronto – IRCC-Approved Panel Physician
Your trusted choice for immigration medical exams serving Toronto. Our IRCC-approved panel physicians conduct official Immigration Medical Exams (IME) for immigrants, refugees, permanent residents and temporary visa applicants — with on-site x-ray and blood testing, paperless eMedical processing, and results sent directly to IRCC.
Book Your ExamWhat is an Immigration Medical Exam?
An Immigration Medical Exam (IME) is a health assessment required by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) for most visa categories — including permanent residence, work permits, study permits and refugee applications. Only IRCC-designated panel physicians can perform these exams, and results are submitted electronically using eMedical for secure, fast processing.
Why choose Complete Immigration Medical Centre for Toronto?
We're proud to serve all of Toronto: Etobicoke, York, North York, West End, Downtown, Midtown, Uptown, East York, East End and Scarborough.
Approved by IRCC
Our clinic is approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, and we use e-medical to submit your results in the most timely manner possible.
Top-qualified panel physicians
All of our doctors are approved to conduct and complete Immigration Medical Exams — experienced physicians dedicated to your care.
Supportive exam process
Our clinic caters exclusively to patients needing an Immigration Medical Exam, with complete knowledge of all government requirements to make your exam as easy as possible.
Services in Hindi & Punjabi
Our staff are proficient in both Hindi and Punjabi and are happy to guide you through the exam process in your native language.
All tests done on-site
Blood work and x-rays are completed right at our clinic — finish your entire exam in one location without travelling to multiple facilities.
Fast, paperless eMedical
Your results are submitted electronically through eMedical for fast, secure transmission directly to IRCC — avoiding delays and reducing paperwork.
Our immigration medical exam process in Toronto
You book an appointment at our clinic.
Contact our clinic to book your Immigration Medical Exam with one of our IRCC-approved panel physicians. Be sure to schedule an appointment that meets IRCC timelines.
You visit our clinic for your exam.
The complete exam is done at our centre. We also provide blood testing, with an x-ray clinic in our building, so you finish every test in one location. Payment is due on the day of your appointment.
We submit your results online to IRCC.
Once your exam is done, we electronically send your results to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, and give you a document with your case number (IME/UMI). Reports are submitted within 5–10 days.
What to bring for your exam
- Valid passport or government photo ID
- Any IRCC medical forms (if provided)
- Eyeglasses or contact lenses (if you wear them)
- List of medications or medical records for chronic conditions
- Immunization records (especially for children)
- Payment for your exam (due on the day of your appointment)
What's included in your Toronto immigration medical exam
Physical examination
A thorough physical examination by our panel physician to record your current condition and identify potential health risks.
Mental evaluation
An assessment to spot potential mental health difficulties that might interfere with your ability to function and adapt.
Vision test
A vision test to ensure no significant eye conditions impede normal activities or require extensive care.
Tuberculosis (TB) screening
A significant part of the exam — if TB is detected it may impact the immigration application.
Vaccination check
We check your vaccination history against Immigration Canada requirements to help ensure public health safety.
Blood tests
On-site blood tests screen for Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, HIV and syphilis — with 100% e-medical, paperless processing.
Common questions from Toronto patients
How long does it take to receive my medical exam results?
Our clinic is committed to a quick turnaround, typically submitting exam results within 5 to 10 days of the examination. Standard blood analyses are completed promptly, and we use a paperless e-medical method for fast, secure transmission to IRCC.
After your exam you'll receive documentation containing your case number (IME/UMI) as proof of completion.
Is the immigration medical exam covered by insurance in Canada?
Immigration medical exams are generally not covered by provincial health insurance plans such as OHIP. They are considered a requirement for immigration purposes rather than standard medical care, so they are typically paid out-of-pocket. If you have private insurance, you may wish to check with your provider, though coverage is uncommon.
Do I need to fast for the immigration medical exam?
In general, fasting is not required. However, certain blood tests could require fasting, so it's always best to confirm with the clinic or panel physician beforehand for specific instructions.
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