When applying for an Australian permanent residence visa (that is, when applying for immigration), the following medical examinations are generally required:
- A number of routine physical examinations;
- HIV blood test (over 15 years old);
- If pregnant, hepatitis B test is required;
- Doctors, dentists, nurses, etc., and hepatitis B and C tests are required in Australia.
What kind of physical examination results are not satisfied with the requirements?
- Public health threats in Australia include the following infectious diseases:
- Tuberculosis, if active tuberculosis, only after cure can meet the health requirements;
- HIV and hepatitis, in general, are not considered to be a threat to Australian public health except in the following cases:
- Working as a doctor, dentist, nurse, etc in Australia;
- Carrying more than a certain water level of the disease;
Yellow heat disease
Small children with anaesthesia
Eimbo Lara's disease is toxic.
It will build a huge wealth administration and service on the island of Australia: this is for the purpose of protecting the Australian public and protecting the Australian public from the total resources of medical treatment that will not be used by the people who have passed over to take possession of the medical treatment of the country, and this will not be used for the purpose of protecting the Australian public and protecting the Australian public from the total financial resources of the medical treatment, which will be made into a huge amount of money and to serve the services of the people of Australia in a huge amount of wealth and service. The examiner will transfer your examination results to MOC for a decision, and it is determined that the mark is as follows: (1) the result of your examination is as follows: (1) the result of your examination is as follows: (1) the result of your examination is referred to MOC for the purpose of making a decision, and it is determined that:
- The fee for medical treatment in the next five years or, if the applicant is 75 weeks of age, the fee for medical treatment within the next three years will be the fee for the medical treatment of the applicant in the next three years; and, if the age of the applicant is 75 weeks, it will be the cost of medical treatment within the next three years, if the applicant is aged 75 weeks or over the next three years, if he or she is of the age of 75 weeks.
- If the MOC decided that the fee would be more than A $40, 000, it would result in a refusal to sign;
Another disease, which is often seen, is also not able to pass through, as follows:
- Kidney disease
- Cancer disease
- Severe mental defect
- Old years, crazy, stupid, old, crazy, stupid.
Do you have to ask for a medical check-up, but will you be spared?
It is possible that a specific analysis is required
- It is more difficult for the applicant to sign a permit outside of Australia Island than if it is difficult for the people to sign a permit.
- In Australia, the employer is employed to sign a certificate of security for the purpose of ensuring the security of the people involved in the operation of the Hong Kong-Australia Island.
- Part of the match, son and girl, the mechanic signed a certificate.
The physical examination is usually carried out in the final stage of immigration (after pre-approval), because the front line of ordinary immigrants is relatively long and energy-intensive, and it would be too sad if they really did not know that they were unable to emigrate until the end of the day. Therefore, it is best to judge their own physical situation in advance, know their own self and know each other.
