Do you need a physical examination to study in New Zealand?

When applying for a visa, the Immigration Department will ask students to provide a medical report. Students can have a physical examination at a hospital physical examination center recognized by Immigration New Zealand and submit the results to Immigration New Zealand.

Physical examination requirements of the New Zealand Immigration Bureau

The New Zealand Immigration Bureau stipulates that all people who wish to live in New Zealand for 12 months or more must undergo a physical examination, and applicants who meet acceptable health standards can be approved to enter the country, that is, they will not endanger public health; Will not increase the expenditure of public health resources in New Zealand; Can meet the health requirements of immigration or study status.

That is to say, domestic students studying in New Zealand need to have a physical examination when applying for a study visa, and the result is required to be healthy.

description of medical certificate:

medical certificate refers to the expected length of the applicant's stay in New Zealand, which is limited to 12 months. There are two different medical certificate forms: Medical and Chester X-ray Certificate, August 25 (NZIS 17) and Temporary Entry X-ray Certificate (NZIS

196). Among them, blood tests will include: AIDS test, hepatitis B, liver function test, syphilis, comprehensive blood test, serum creatine and other items.

the first part-personal details: fill in all the contents before the medical examination, confirm personal details and the type of work or study in New Zealand, and ensure that the medical examination certificate is consistent with the immigration application.

Part II-Medical History: This part needs to be filled in together with the medical examiner or the doctor's representative to help the medical examiner and the New Zealand Immigration Bureau understand the current health status. If you have a doctor's detailed report, you can bring it with you during the physical examination.

Part III-Personal Statement: This part requires signing in front of the medical examiner to declare the truthfulness and completeness of the relevant contents of the medical examination form and all kinds of authorization information related to the form.

part iv-physical examination: this part is filled in by the physical examination doctor to record the physical health status. Including: height, weight, vision, hearing, reaction ability, heart condition and blood pressure, etc., but also need to check mental condition, vital capacity or other physical functions, women over 45 years old should have breast examination.

the fifth, sixth and seventh parts-urine test and blood test results, physical examination report and statement of the physical examination doctor: these parts are filled in by the physical examination doctor after completing the physical examination, watching the chest X-ray examination and blood and urine test results.

The laboratory referral form and some forms of chest X-ray examination can be torn off from the main form and filled out by the relevant doctors separately during the examination.