Australia 143 visa only guarantees the mother's immigration if both parents are divorced. Is it necessary for both parties to pass the physical examination?

Australian visa 143 is a paid immigrant visa for parents' reunion. Parents only sponsor one party in divorce. Since the applicant is a mother, his family members no longer include his father in theory.

Applicants for Australian immigrant visas and their family members, whether immigrants or not, are required to undergo the following health checks:

Under 2 years old: physical examination;

Over 2 years old 1 1 under 2 years old: physical examination; If you come from a country with high risk of tuberculosis (TB) (including China), or apply for a refugee or humanitarian visa, you need to undergo TB screening (TST or IGRA);

1 1 year and 1 year: physical examination; X-ray chest x-ray;

15 years old and above: physical examination; X-ray chest x-ray; HIV test.

Precautions:

If the Australian immigrant applicant has passed the immigration physical examination when obtaining the temporary residence visa, then in general, there is no need for a health examination at the stage of applying for the permanent residence visa in Australia.

The five most common diseases that Australian permanent residence visa applicants are refused include mental disability, HIV infection, dysfunction, kidney disease or failure, and cancer. In addition, due to the current shortage of medical services such as organ transplantation and dialysis in Australia, the applicant's immigration application may also be rejected because it does not meet the health requirements.