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Old Feb 19th 2005 | 12:12 am
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Hi everyone

Just wanted to know when DIMIA request your medicals/police checks is there any to be returned by dates involved. (like please return in 3 months kind of thing,

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Old Feb 19th 2005 | 1:44 am
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Hi

We were asked for our medicals mid December and were told that they had to be returned to Adelaide by mid March at the latest.

Hope this helps

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We were asked for our medicals mid December and were told that they had to be returned to Adelaide by mid March at the latest.

Hope this helps

Gavin.
Thanks gavin, good to know how long I have to organise members of the family, as one is working away from home and is often out of the country.
 
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Originally Posted by halflinggirl2000
Hi everyone

Just wanted to know when DIMIA request your medicals/police checks is there any to be returned by dates involved. (like please return in 3 months kind of thing,

Cheers Halflinggirl

Hi
Our request was in Sept and we had to submit them by 10th Nov. We applied for an extension as DIMIA said Andrew had to see 3 different specialists in relation to his diabetes. They then extended the deadline 'til 18.12.04
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Our request was in Sept and we had to submit them by 10th Nov. We applied for an extension as DIMIA said Andrew had to see 3 different specialists in relation to his diabetes. They then extended the deadline 'til 18.12.04
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My 8 year old daughter is diabetic -- did they give you loads of problems or say that this could be possible reason to reject your application for a visa?
 
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Originally Posted by halflinggirl2000
Hi everyone

Just wanted to know when DIMIA request your medicals/police checks is there any to be returned by dates involved. (like please return in 3 months kind of thing,

Cheers Halflinggirl
I believe you are normally given 49 days to respond to any requests (presuming you are outside Australia), be it medicals, additioanl references etc.

Why 49 days... well they give 21 days for the time it takes you to receive the letter (they must know Royal Mail!!!) and 28 days (4 weeks) for you to act.

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My 8 year old daughter is diabetic -- did they give you loads of problems or say that this could be possible reason to reject your application for a visa?
Hi,

Probably best to do a search for diabetics in the Oz forums as there have been a lot of posts on this subject re: medicals. The general concesus is that being a diabetic (whether type 1 or type 2) should not cause a rejection. However read the other threads for the full details.

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Originally Posted by klmar
My 8 year old daughter is diabetic -- did they give you loads of problems or say that this could be possible reason to reject your application for a visa?
Hi klmar,
Don't worry about your daughter being diabetic. I think the only reason Andrew had to have so much done is because he has only recently been diagnosed and his doctor hadn't got round to all the various tests. He saw an endocronologist, then a nephrologist because he had raised levels of protein in his urine. DIMIA would have been happy with just these tests but the doctor doing meds thought he saw some spots (retinopathy) in Andrew's eyes. Three other doctors and an optometrist apparently missed these so we then had to see and opthalmologist and get pictures of his eyes. DIMIA were more than happy with this and requested our bond about a week after getting all meds. Hope this helps.
Sarah

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Default Re: Time Limits on Medical Requests

Admittedlt not exactly the same situation, but In our experience this is pretty flexible if you keep them informed. We had to put application on hold after the request for meds and police checks due to pregnancy. It took us over two months after the birth of our son before we got around to medicals. We kept Adelaide informed and it was not a problem.

We a just have tp get our passports stamped now
 

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