What preparations do I need to make to attend the medical examination for studying in Australia?

First, the medical examination process for studying in Australia:

1. After the visa application is successfully submitted, the medical examination notice and number are received;

2. Go to the hospital designated by the Australian Immigration Bureau for a registered medical examination (if you need to make an appointment, you can contact the hospital by phone);

3, blood, urine, urine test laboratory;

4. The chief signature doctor's physical examination;

5, chest X-ray and other inspections;

6. The medical report will be sent by the hospital to the Australian Immigration Bureau LCU within three working days (try to choose electronic medical examination);

7. If LCU thinks that the medical examination results need to be further confirmed, it needs to be examined again.

Re-inspection and re-inspection in two ways:

1, LUC issued a second physical examination notice, asking the applicant to go to the hospital where the first physical examination was conducted for further examination, and then the doctor directly mailed the results to LCU, bearing in mind that the hospital must be within the specified time and cannot be changed. (Generally, the second physical examination takes about 3 months, which may delay the scheduled start of school. You can apply to the school for being late or postponed. )

2.LUC issued Form 8 15- Overseas Physical Examination Form, requiring the applicant to go to the designated hospital for physical examination within the specified period after entering Australia. Remember that this form 8 15 needs to be filled out by the applicant himself, signed and handed over to the visa officer. After the visa application is approved, you must take this form 8 15 to Australia.

Note: Physical examination hospitals must choose the list of medical examination hospitals approved by DIBP in Australia.