After several years of lung cancer surgery, I shared my experience in physical examination for U.S. immigrants.

What you want to ask here is whether it is possible to pass the U.S. immigration physical examination after a few years of lung cancer surgery? Can. Displayed according to the query on the bridge going abroad website. Lung cancer itself will not affect the approval of immigration applications. As long as the applicant's physical condition is stable after completing surgery and chemotherapy and meets immigration requirements, he can successfully pass the physical examination and interview and obtain an immigrant visa. However, during the immigration interview, some consuls may require the applicant to provide the treatment plan after arriving in the United States and prove that the applicant can pay for the treatment on his own. At this time, the applicant needs to explain clearly to the consul and provide relevant information and certificates.