What should I do if my medical examination fails to immigrate to Spain?

Many people will choose to live in Europe. Spain is a good country, so how to deal with the unqualified medical examination of immigrants to Spain? This is a concern of many people who go abroad. Let's take a look at it with the overseas immigration network! The following is the relevant information I have compiled. Welcome to reading.

What should I do if my medical examination fails to immigrate to Spain?

Safety is our healthy behavior. We only need to go to the hospital for regular physical examination under the condition of ensuring safety, and determine our physical condition according to the physical examination form to ensure our safety. In any case, health is the first factor to consider.

The contents that must be checked include:

1. The immigration physical examination sometimes requires the medical examiner to take off his clothes, and it also includes an assessment of his mental state.

2. Tuberculin reaction test (tuberculosis, etc. Only people over two years old do this test.

3. Check the serum. Only people over the age of 15 have blood tests for HIV and syphilis. However, if doctors suspect that people under the age of 14 may be infected with these viruses, doctors can check them in this regard.

4. History of immunization vaccine injection. If immigrants can show proof of previous vaccination, they can be vaccinated without spending money. Proof of vaccination before should be properly kept for future use.

Analysis of four unqualified sanitary conditions that may be refused.

1) infectious diseases

Infectious diseases can easily spread from one person to another, which has great hidden dangers to public health and safety. Typical infectious diseases include chancre, gonorrhea, groin granuloma, leprosy infection, sexually transmitted lymphogranuloma, active tuberculosis and syphilis. In addition, quarantine diseases have great health risks, such as cholera, diphtheria, yellow fever, etc. Diseases that meet the standards of the World Health Organization and belong to public health emergencies of international concern are all included in this category.

Green card applicants may be eligible to apply for exemption if they are infected with infectious diseases that have a significant impact on public health, but USCIS can only grant exemption if it has consulted CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention) and CDC suggests that USCIS grant exemption based on certain conditions or treatments.

2) No vaccination.

Applicants must be vaccinated against a variety of diseases, including measles, mumps, rubella, polio, tetanus, diphtheria toxoid, whooping cough, influenza B, hepatitis B and other diseases recommended by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practice.

Exemption can be applied to foreigners who cannot get a green card because they have not been vaccinated correctly, or because they have not been vaccinated correctly based on sincere or moral beliefs.

3) Physical or mental disorders

Physical or mental obstacles that lead to behaviors that harm property, safety or public interests may prevent applicants from obtaining green cards. However, neither physical nor mental obstacles are enough to make the applicant rejected. The disease must be related to harmful behavior in order to be the reason for the rejection of the green card application.

Similar to the case of infectious disease exemption, this exemption was granted by USCIS after obtaining the advice of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

4) Drug abuse or drug addiction

The national doctor or health insurance doctor who has a physical examination will evaluate the applicant's medical history, behavior and physical external situation when determining whether the applicant is abusing drugs or addicted to drugs.

If the applicant is addicted to drugs or drugs and has not obtained a green card, this cannot be exempted. However, if the applicant's drug addiction or addiction is alleviated, the problem of not being able to give a green card can be solved.