Which of the following is a health-related requirement for emigrating to Canada?

• A. Pass a medical exam
• B. Complete a formal application
• C. Pay an application fee
• D. Pass a security check

Answer: (A)

Passing a medical exam is the health-related requirement for emigrating to Canada. This step helps protect public health and makes sure newcomers won’t place an undue burden on Canada’s health and social services. The exam is done by a panel physician approved by IRCC and usually includes a medical history review, a physical examination, and sometimes additional tests; the resulting medical report goes to IRCC for acceptance. The other options—completing a formal application and paying an application fee—are administrative parts of the process, while a security check covers background and criminal screening, not health.