does a student visa need meds??
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does a student visa need meds??
Hello again!!!!
Does a student visa require meds????
Does a student visa require meds????
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Re: does a student visa need meds??
Originally Posted by racheybabe
Hello again!!!!
Does a student visa require meds????
Does a student visa require meds????
I did one year in Wagga Wagga and the Visa was straight forward. No meds where needed. Should still be the same I guess. It was in 2002/2003 when I went.
Phil
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Re: does a student visa need meds??
if your course is for more than 12 months you need medicals and xrays i think. i had to and this was recent.
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Re: does a student visa need meds??
Originally Posted by mand8002
if your course is for more than 12 months you need medicals and xrays i think. i had to and this was recent.
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Re: does a student visa need meds??
Hi again!
Both our sons (16 and 18) had to have meds and xrays because they were going into the education system in OZ. As far as we were told, anyone going into the ed. sys. needs to have meds and xrays and sometimes bloods done.
Differernt type of visa, but think it is the same across the board - anyone correct me if wrong! Also goes for anybody working in this industry as well.
Perhaps it varies on length of stay?
Both our sons (16 and 18) had to have meds and xrays because they were going into the education system in OZ. As far as we were told, anyone going into the ed. sys. needs to have meds and xrays and sometimes bloods done.
Differernt type of visa, but think it is the same across the board - anyone correct me if wrong! Also goes for anybody working in this industry as well.
Perhaps it varies on length of stay?
Originally Posted by racheybabe
Hello again!!!!
Does a student visa require meds????
Does a student visa require meds????
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Re: does a student visa need meds??
Originally Posted by Bix da Boss
Hi again!
Both our sons (16 and 18) had to have meds and xrays because they were going into the education system in OZ. As far as we were told, anyone going into the ed. sys. needs to have meds and xrays and sometimes bloods done.
Differernt type of visa, but think it is the same across the board - anyone correct me if wrong! Also goes for anybody working in this industry as well.
Perhaps it varies on length of stay?
Both our sons (16 and 18) had to have meds and xrays because they were going into the education system in OZ. As far as we were told, anyone going into the ed. sys. needs to have meds and xrays and sometimes bloods done.
Differernt type of visa, but think it is the same across the board - anyone correct me if wrong! Also goes for anybody working in this industry as well.
Perhaps it varies on length of stay?
You guys where correct. There is a link between having to do the check / or not and the length of stay, but also on the Risk Level of you Country!
Here is the link:
http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/1163i.pdf
See Page 2!
The document is about Health requirements for temporary entry to Australia.
The UK is considered medium Risk. So for any stay over 12 months you need to do X-Ray and medical check.
The only low-risk countries are Island, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, Sweden and Aus. Interesting, isnt it?
Phil
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Re: does a student visa need meds??
Yes, it is interesting! Remember reading that when we were doing research for our visa!
Originally Posted by Maulwurf
Found the Info!
You guys where correct. There is a link between having to do the check / or not and the length of stay, but also on the Risk Level of you Country!
Here is the link:
http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/1163i.pdf
See Page 2!
The document is about Health requirements for temporary entry to Australia.
The UK is considered medium Risk. So for any stay over 12 months you need to do X-Ray and medical check.
The only low-risk countries are Island, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, Sweden and Aus. Interesting, isnt it?
Phil
You guys where correct. There is a link between having to do the check / or not and the length of stay, but also on the Risk Level of you Country!
Here is the link:
http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/1163i.pdf
See Page 2!
The document is about Health requirements for temporary entry to Australia.
The UK is considered medium Risk. So for any stay over 12 months you need to do X-Ray and medical check.
The only low-risk countries are Island, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, Sweden and Aus. Interesting, isnt it?
Phil