What are the physical examination programs for studying in New Zealand?

The medical examination must be completed in the hospital designated by the New Zealand Immigration Bureau, and the date of the medical examination must be within three months from the date of submitting the visa application. The validity period of physical examination is extended from two years to three years. The medical report needs to be submitted to the visa office of the Immigration Bureau together with other visa application materials. The physical examination results must be packed in a sealed envelope, and the applicant's name, date of birth, application number and other information must be indicated on the front. The physical examination report must be completed within three months, and students should be careful not to submit it for more than three months. According to experts studying in New Zealand, the physical examination requirements in New Zealand are stricter than those in Australia, and blood tests and other items have been added, mainly to test whether applicants have infectious diseases, such as tuberculosis. Many parents ask whether healthy carriers of hepatitis B (positive for hepatitis B surface antigen) will be refused a visa by the New Zealand Immigration Bureau because of their unqualified physical examination. In fact, healthy carriers of hepatitis B can generally pass the physical examination if their liver function tests are normal. According to the results of five indicators of hepatitis B, these five indicators are HBsAg (Australian anti-hepatitis) and HBsAb. HBcAb, HBeAg and HBeAb .. According to the test results, they can be divided into the following categories. Parents and students can pay attention to the following points: the Australian resistance is positive and the other four indicators are negative. This situation is normal and you can pass the physical examination. Australian antibody is positive, but it is small three-positive, that is, the first, fourth and fifth indicators are positive and the liver function is normal. The physical examination report may be sent to Wellington Physical Examination Center for reexamination for 2-3 months, but it will generally pass the physical examination. Australian antibody is positive, but it is a big three-positive, that is, the first, third and fourth indicators are positive, and the liver function is normal. The physical examination report may be sent to Wellington Physical Examination Center for reexamination for 2-3 months, but it will generally pass the physical examination. Australian anti-positive, big three positive, abnormal liver function. It is suggested to check the indicators in major hospitals in China first, and then review them after the treatment indicators return to normal. The physical examination report will be sent to Wellington Physical Examination Center, which may take about four months, and the result may not be certain. It is suggested that students go to the top three hospitals for a physical examination. If HBsAg is positive, see if all the indicators are qualified. Save time for re-examination and re-examination.