What are the specific contents of the medical examination of Australian work visa?

Physical examination requirements will vary according to the length of stay in Australia:

1. If you plan to stay in Australia for more than three months, you need to have a chest X-ray examination;

2. If you plan to stay in Australia for more than 12 months, you need to have a comprehensive health examination and X-ray chest X-ray examination;

3. It is planned to stay in classrooms and classroom environments in Australia for more than three months, which requires comprehensive health examination and X-ray chest X-ray examination;

4. It is possible to enter health care places or hospitals in Australia, and X-ray chest X-ray examination is required;

5. If the applicant is pregnant and plans to have a baby in Australia, she needs to be tested for hepatitis B;

6. If you plan to work as a doctor, dentist, nurse or medical worker in Australia, or engage in the above occupations after study, you need to be tested for AIDS, hepatitis A, hepatitis B and hepatitis C;

7. It is possible to work or train in Australian child care institutions, including kindergartens and nurseries, and X-ray chest examination is required;

Applicants aged 8.75 and above who apply for Type 600 visitor visa need to have a physical examination.

X-ray chest X-ray examination is applicable to applicants over 1 1 and1. 1 1 Children under the age of 0 need a comprehensive health examination instead of an X-ray chest examination.

The Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection does not recommend that pregnant applicants have chest X-rays. Applicants should contact the visa officer about their visa application.

Visa applicants outside Australia must go to the designated hospital for medical examination. The Australian government designates designated doctors or radiologists in designated hospitals to conduct health examinations for applicants applying for Australian visas outside Australia.