Is there a medical in the PR to citizenship application?
Nov 22nd 2022, 2:33 am
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Is there a medical in the PR to citizenship application?
Hi All
I am currently a permanent resident (subclass 100) working towards becoming a citizen and wanted to know from those that had been through the application process whether they had to complete a medical/ assessment of their medical history.
I had to complete one as part of my application for permanent residency, but I don't see it as part of the citizenship application. Am I correct on this?
I had no issues with the medical previously but I am wary of going to see a GP here incase somehow something would make me ineligible for citizenship as I remember there being some kind of assessment of my potential burden on the country in the PR application.
Cheers
Scoosh
I am currently a permanent resident (subclass 100) working towards becoming a citizen and wanted to know from those that had been through the application process whether they had to complete a medical/ assessment of their medical history.
I had to complete one as part of my application for permanent residency, but I don't see it as part of the citizenship application. Am I correct on this?
I had no issues with the medical previously but I am wary of going to see a GP here incase somehow something would make me ineligible for citizenship as I remember there being some kind of assessment of my potential burden on the country in the PR application.
Cheers
Scoosh
Nov 22nd 2022, 2:42 am
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Re: Is there a medical in the PR to citizenship application?
No just the citizenship test is the only test you have to undertake.
Nov 22nd 2022, 3:08 am
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Re: Is there a medical in the PR to citizenship application?
Thanks NJJ!
Nov 22nd 2022, 10:10 am
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Re: Is there a medical in the PR to citizenship application?
Never used to be. from memory it's just 20 questions on a computer for the citizenship test, took about 6 minutes back a decade ago when i did mine
Nov 23rd 2022, 11:53 am
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