Introduction of knowledge points of French immigrants' physical examination

The medical report and X-ray photos of French immigrants are the property of the French immigration medical examination office and cannot be returned to the medical examiner. The examiner can't tell the examinee the result of his physical examination, but he will tell the examinee whether he has any health problems. The medical examiner has no right to make a final decision, and whether or not to pass the medical examination is decided by the immigration bureau.

So what is the specific physical examination during the physical examination?

General physical examination is a routine physical examination, including blood, urine and chest X-ray. Carrying hepatitis B does not affect the application. Generally speaking, if there is no serious illness, it is unlikely that the visa will be refused because of the immigration medical examination.

In general, the following situations may have an impact on visa applications:

(1) poses a threat to public health or safety;

(two) excessive increase in China government investment in health or welfare.

These diseases include (but are not limited to) gender, AIDS, severe kidney disease, severe heart disease, high-risk infectious diseases and so on. The French government did not clearly list these diseases, and the decision was made by immigration officials.

Due to the huge population of hepatitis B carriers in China, many applicants are worried about whether hepatitis B will affect their immigration application.

In fact, French immigrants don't check hepatitis B virus at present, as long as their liver function is normal, they don't have to worry. Immigrants with hepatitis B or three positive signs and normal liver function will not be affected. Recently, however, more and more attention has been paid to hepatitis B in France. If the liver function is abnormal or there are signs of cirrhosis, it will adversely affect the immigration application. Hepatitis B carriers should pay attention to their health.