20 13 pay attention to diet before going to the new study visa for physical examination.

Physical examination is one of the necessary steps to apply for a study visa in New Zealand. If students are found to be physically abnormal and unsuitable for studying abroad, it will affect the visa processing results.

At present, in view of the different courses that applicants study in New Zealand, Immigration New Zealand has further simplified the medical examination procedures. If the applicant is an ordinary international student, not a doctoral student or a student funded by the New Zealand Student Financial Assistance Program, only a complete short-term entry visa chest X-ray examination is required. If the applicant is a doctoral student or a student funded by the New Zealand Student Financial Assistance Program and plans to stay in New Zealand for more than 6 months but less than 12 months, a complete short-term entry visa chest X-ray form must be submitted. If you stay for more than one year, you must have a complete physical examination and a short-term entry visa chest X-ray examination.

Recently, a student who applied to study in New Zealand ate a bowl of beef offal before physical examination, which led to excessive uric acid and increased urinary protein, which affected the progress of visa examination. Experts studying abroad remind prospective international students to have a good rest before physical examination, and never drink, stay up late or eat greasy or spicy food the night before physical examination? Irritating? Food; Don't drink water on the day of physical examination, and be sure to check on an empty stomach. This will ensure that the physical examination results are normal.

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