Australian immigrants did not take the initiative to report coronary heart disease.

If you don't take the initiative to report coronary heart disease, it may affect your application for immigration to Australia. The Australian Immigration Bureau has strict requirements on the applicant's health status, and coronary heart disease is one of the important factors that are regarded as not meeting the health requirements.

If you have submitted an immigration application and were diagnosed with coronary heart disease during physical examination, I suggest you tell the Australian Immigration Bureau as soon as possible. If you don't tell them, your application for immigration may be rejected and your immigration expenses may be wasted.

If you are preparing an immigration application, please tell the doctor that you have coronary heart disease before the physical examination to ensure that your health status can be accurately reflected in the physical examination report. If you are not sure how to deal with this problem, I suggest you consult an immigration lawyer or a professional immigration consultant.