The most common problem for many people to apply for an Australian visa is how to prepare the information needed by the Immigration Bureau, but they ignore a judgment on their own health. After you get the invitation, you need a physical examination and pass the physical examination to successfully obtain an Australian visa. Does that mean that if I am not healthy enough, I cannot apply?
1. Different types of visas must meet different terms
4005 means that I must comply with health regulations. If some health problems arise, the total medical treatment fee cannot exceed 51,000 Australian dollars. The time of the fee calculation depends on what visa you are applying for.
1. Temporary visa: Visa within the validity period of the visa.
2. Permanent residence visa: generally 5 years, 75 years or more than 3 years
3. Long-term disease: almost 10 years
If it is a student visa, the fee will not exceed AUD 16,000 and you will get a one-year visa. If it is more than one year, you may be denied.
4007 means that it must comply with health regulations. The total medical treatment cost cannot exceed AUD 51,000. If it exceeds the health waiver, you must apply for a personal situation.
2. What health items are the main examination?
mainly include ultrasound, blood test, urine test, blood pressure, vision, height, weight, heart and other examinations, which is almost a comprehensive physical examination.
3. Not all diseases will be denied
1. If hypertension, mild diabetes or choleectomy is cured, these will not be denied.
2. If you have had tuberculosis before, you can perform sputum culture according to the standards, and the examination will not be rejected without any problems. The problem is not big during the physical examination, so you can postpone the visa time and wait for a complete cure.
3. If it is not acute or chronic hepatitis, but is just a carrier of hepatitis B virus, it is likely that the visa will not be rejected. You must go for a checkup within 28 days after entering the country to determine whether treatment is needed.
4. Some diseases are likely to be denied
1. Some diseases that have a huge burden on the Australian medical system will be denied. After all, Australia wants a healthy overseas person to come and contribute to economic development, rather than increasing the medical burden as soon as it comes.
2. HIV, if the applicant is an HIV carrier, there will be a risk of being rejected unless there are special circumstances and applies for a permanent residence visa and meets the exemption standard "waiver".
3. If the cancer is clinically cured and there is no attack, the hospital will issue a certificate and the future treatment costs will be controlled and there will still be opportunities.
Here, Xinghan editor reminds everyone that you do not have to apply for an Australian visa if you suffer from some diseases, so don’t hide your health. Once you are discovered, you will be directly rejected, even if the impact of your disease is very small.
, that’s all for today’s sharing. If you have any questions, you can leave a message or send a private message in the comment area!
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