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Lekiboboe:
On a norm, it could take up to 5days or more for your status to get updated. Thus, there is no certainty on the actual date.

To your 2nd paragraph, how were u able to ask IOM to send u your medical assessment report? What detail did u forward to them?

Did u send them a mail? If yes, what e-mail address did you use for your enquiry?

Thanks

It has gone beyond 5 days already. I don't really understand again sef. I already have my AIP though but I just want to stop worrying about medicals.


IOM will send you a copy of your medical report (apart from Doctor's confidential notes) if you mail them on IOMLagosClinicalTeam@iom.int.

Do well to include the date of your assessment and the IME or UCI number in your request.

SKEPTA:
I am in the same dilemma..Did upfront medicals since july 22 but then it hasn’t been updated

Has yours been updated now?


My medicals haven't been updated to passed or anything since August 4th. I did it at IOM after I got a medical request. I don't know what could be taking so long. Has anyone experience this sort of delay before?

I even asked IOM to send me the report and I passed the lab test. Everything was normal apart from high BP. Should BP unnecessarily delay passing medicals?

Iceman2020:
My medical has been updated to pass.
Please check your mail and respond

Did they send you a mail or you just saw the notification on your portal

My medical has not been updated since Tuesday. I did it at IOM. Others have said theirs have been updated.

Thanks @Osemigho, Justmellow and Frankrobbn1 for your responses. I feel better now.


Do you know how I can get a copy of the medical report? I forgot to ask IOM when I did the medical screening and I can't find anything on that online.

Someone should help me. I have been a guest user of this thread and did my medicals today at IOM.

The nurse and doctor said my BP was very high. Although I didn't see the figure but they were visibly concerned. The doctor asked and I told her that my father is managing BP too. She said it may be a family thing. I wasn't referred to a cardiologist or asked to do any further test. I completed the medical exam. The doctor only told me to go to any hospital later on so that I can get the BP checked and managed.

My question now is: will this high BP affect the study permit approval? (The medical was requested, not upfront). Has anyone experienced something like this before?

Frankrobbn1
Justwise
Justmellow
Please help.