If your study permit includes a condition restricting you from working in healthcare or childcare facilities — common for programs like Health Care Administration — despite having presented a medical exam already, the border officer may direct you to apply separately to have that condition removed rather than resolving it on the spot.
What group members advised:- You generally need to complete a fresh set of medical exams in Canada, primarily focused on tuberculosis (TB) screening and a few related tests, specifically for the purpose of this condition-removal application (a medical exam done abroad for your original permit isn't automatically sufficient here).
- Use the results of those Canada-based exams to formally apply to IRCC to have the healthcare/childcare restriction condition removed from your study permit.
Processing time for this kind of condition-removal application wasn't specified in the thread, so check current IRCC processing times when you file.