What are the contents of the medical examination form for Australian immigrants?

Australia enjoys the highest health standards in the world. In order to maintain these standards, all relevant visa applicants must meet the health requirements stipulated in the immigration law before obtaining visas to Australia.

Who needs a health check?

1. Applicants for short-term tourist visas (such as 600 visas and various TR visas).

The health examination will be based on your personal situation, the activities you want to engage in in in Australia, and your country of birth or permanent residence. In the following cases, you need to have a health check:

You plan to stay in Australia for more than 3 months.

You are 75 years old or above.

You can enter hospitals and medical places in Australia, including nursing homes, as patients, visitors, coaches or employees.

You can enter teaching places, including kindergartens, nurseries and child care institutions.

You have or may have a disease, which has nothing to do with your stay in Australia.

You have other conditions that show that you can't meet the health requirements.

2. Applicants for permanent residence visas

All your immediate family members, including those who do not intend to emigrate but depend on you, must meet the health requirements. This includes all children under 18 and other relatives who depend on you, whether they live with you or not, and whether they plan to immigrate together.

How should I arrange a health examination?

If you need a full-body examination and/or chest X-ray examination, the visa office will inform you after you submit your visa application, and then you must make your own arrangements to go to the designated hospital for a medical examination.

Beijing, Chengdu, Chongqing, Fuzhou, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Harbin, Jinan, Nanjing, Shanghai and other places have designated physical examination hospitals. Make an appointment in advance, and be sure to bring the following materials during the physical examination:

-the health check number provided by the visa office;

-Copy of the first page of passport and original ID card.

You should know the type of visa you are applying for, because the designated doctor needs this information to fill out the medical examination form.

What will happen after the health check?

The doctor will send the physical examination results directly to the Australian Health Assessment Service Center (HOC). After you complete the health check-up, the visa officer will contact you further if necessary.

Physical examination questions and answers of other Australian immigrants

Global uniform regulations on the preliminary examination items of Australian immigrants' physical examination;

(1) Applicants who hold Form26, Form 160 and the form form should have a general physical examination;

(2) People over 5 years old should have a urine test;

(3) 1 1 Those over the age of should take a chest X-ray;

(4)/kloc-people over 0/5 years old should have blood tests.

The Australian Embassy in China uniformly stipulated the preliminary examination fees for Australian immigrants to China.

For the charging standard, please refer to the charging standard for medical examination of Australian immigrants.

If you need further examination and specialist consultation, you will be charged separately according to the specific examination items. Each medical examination center shall not raise or lower the charging standard without authorization.

Physical examination must be carried out by the medical examiner and medical institution designated in the notice of Australian Immigration Bureau (the list is attached).

Because there is a quota limit for visas, early physical examination can get visas early, and late physical examination may be postponed or even failed. If the physical examination needs to be postponed due to special circumstances, the doctor should be asked to write a report explaining the reasons. Otherwise, the Immigration Bureau will cancel its application file after the specified time.

(1) Physical examination form and relevant notification letter issued by the Immigration Bureau;

(2) Original passport or ID card (second generation) (children carry birth certificate, household registration book and original parents' passport or ID card);

(3) The prescribed medical expenses;

(4) People with myopia or presbyopia should wear rimmed glasses.

(5) Those who have suffered from diseases such as tuberculosis, or have undergone surgery, should bring X-rays, surgical records, pathological examination reports and other relevant medical materials for future reference.

Generally, eating will not affect the results of all preliminary examinations, which can be checked after breakfast and lunch. However, it is not advisable to eat high-sugar and high-protein things before physical examination, so as not to affect the urine test results. Those who have a history of hypertension, diabetes or abnormal liver and kidney function should have an empty stomach physical examination in the morning, so as not to affect the results of some related items that need blood for further examination.

No. Because experienced doctors can distinguish the temporary slight effects of these conditions on the body from the serious effects of other organ diseases.

If the test result is only "big three-yang" or "small three-yang", but the doctor has not found the clinical symptoms of acute or chronic hepatitis, and the liver function test is normal, it can be diagnosed as a healthy carrier of hepatitis B virus. Regular observation is recommended, but it will not affect the issuance of visas.

Tuberculosis is an airborne infectious disease that seriously affects human health, and it is quite common in China in recent years. Many people don't have typical symptoms such as low fever, cough and emaciation after infection, and they don't know until X-ray shows lung calcification. However, the infection rate of tuberculosis in Australia is very low, so tuberculosis is one of the serious diseases that Australian immigrants attach importance to in physical examination.

However, this does not mean that those who are unfortunately infected with tuberculosis can never immigrate or study in Australia. Usually they need sputum culture for three days in a row. If the result is negative, it proves that there is no living Mycobacterium tuberculosis in their sputum, which is not contagious to the public, and X-rays can be rechecked three months later to prove that their tuberculosis focus is stable and there is no recurrence.

Because sputum culture takes 8 weeks to produce results, if calcification is found in the initial examination, sputum should be taken immediately for culture, and the results can be produced when the Immigration Bureau informs you to check the project further two months later, saving two months. In case the sputum culture results are positive for Mycobacterium tuberculosis, or X-ray shows active pulmonary tuberculosis, you can use special drugs for 3-9 months, and you can also go abroad after sputum culture turns negative. In this way, although the patient spends more time and money, it is beneficial to the health of himself and others and has no worries. On the contrary, if you are just lucky, you may plant a curse. Because calcification of tuberculosis always exists, once the immigration department rechecks the X-ray, it will find out and cancel its visa.

The physical examination doctor will tell you if there is anything unusual, and will be responsible for sending X-rays and other physical examination materials to the Australian Immigration Bureau. After examination, the medical department will inform the visa officer that they have passed, or inform you what further physical examinations are needed to complete the evaluation.

You can wait for the notice from the Immigration Bureau after 2-6 months' evaluation, or you can immediately accept the advice of an experienced physical examination doctor, do further examination, and ask a specialist for consultation as required.

It is valid for one year from the date of physical examination. If you haven't got a visa by the expiration date, you need to do another preliminary physical examination, and the cost is the same as before. Therefore, after the physical examination, the responsible doctor should send his physical examination report to the immigration office as soon as possible.

Specific process of physical examination for Australian immigrants

1. First, register at the medical examination front desk and fill in the information.

2. take pictures. The nurse scanned the photos and signatures to confirm the identity.

3. Label the urine specimen box and send it directly to the physical examination.

4. After taking the urine sample, collect the urine sample immediately.

5. Double confirm your identity with the barcode and ID card on the label.

6, X-ray machine shooting

7. Double confirm your identity with the barcode and ID card on the label.

8. Height, weight, blood pressure, blood, etc.

9. The attending doctor confirms the identity of the medical examiner.

10, the attending doctor asked about the medical history and made a physical examination.