Australia's happiness index is very high, so it is one of the very popular immigrant countries, attracting a large number of overseas immigrants every year. However, in order to avoid overseas applicants from taking up too much social public medical benefits due to certain special conditions. A very strict immigration physical examination policy has been formulated. If one person in a family fails to pass the physical examination, the whole family's application will also be rejected. So what are the health requirements for skilled immigration in Australia?
Generally speaking, the diseases rejected by the Australian Immigration Department are infectious symptoms, mainly including:
1.HIV
HIV (AIDS) It is called a high-risk disease in China and abroad, so even in foreign countries, HV virus carriers are often rejected by the Australian Immigration Bureau.
2.Cancer/Diabetes
Because Australian health care is free, some diseases with relatively high medical expenses will be denied to reduce the pressure on the local health care system by new immigrants.
3. Pneumonia and tuberculosis
tuberculosis is one of the most important diseases in Australian immigration physical examinations. Generally speaking, applicants should undergo sputum culture for for three consecutive days. If the result is negative, it proves that sputum is inactive tuberculosis and is not contagious to the public. X-rays are performed after three months to prove that tuberculosis lesions are stable and have no attacks, and the basis can be obtained.
4.Syphilis
Syphilis is a key disease in the physical examination and monitoring of Australian immigration. If the syphilis antibody is found to be positive for the physical examination, the patient must be supervised and guided by the physical examination, strictly implement the relevant diagnosis and treatment plans of the Ministry of Health, and carry out all standard treatment courses. This will not only ensure that the patient cures the disease, eliminates its contagiousness, but also does not affect visa review.
5. Hepatitis B
If the test results are just the test results " Big Sanyang " or "Little Sanyang" doctors did not find any clinical manifestations of acute or chronic hepatitis, and the liver function test is normal, they can be diagnosed as "Hepatitis B virus healthy carrier". The Australian Immigration Agency will recommend that such applicants observe on time and will not affect the issuance of their Australian immigration visas.
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During the Australian immigration physical examination, when a critical disease is found, the Immigration Bureau will not immediately refuse the visa. It will first judge:
1. Whether it has been cured. If it is confirmed that it has been cured, an Australian immigration visa will be issued within one month.
2. If the patient is still under treatment, he will undergo further examination and determine that he is active or not properly treated, he must undergo comprehensive treatment and the Australian immigration visa will be denied.
Today's sharing ends here. For more questions about studying, immigration, and work in Australia, everyone is welcome to leave a message in the comment area to discuss.
