About health screening
Dec 19th 2015, 5:56 am
#1
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About health screening
Hi everyone,
I'm planning to apply for the New Zealand PR and I'm eligible with 140 points.
But I have an huge concern over the BMI and New Zealand related laws. My BMI is 45 and I'm pre diabetes with out high blood pressure. So I'm worried and have second thoughts on applying PR in New Zealand. I'm afraid that I'll waste money on PR process.
Can anyone related to this ?
Thanks.
I'm planning to apply for the New Zealand PR and I'm eligible with 140 points.
But I have an huge concern over the BMI and New Zealand related laws. My BMI is 45 and I'm pre diabetes with out high blood pressure. So I'm worried and have second thoughts on applying PR in New Zealand. I'm afraid that I'll waste money on PR process.
Can anyone related to this ?
Thanks.
Dec 19th 2015, 7:29 am
#2
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Location: In a large village called Auckland
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Re: About health screening
I expect you are aware of the situation and already know the answer to your own question. Unless your an All Black having a BMI greater than 35 does not meet the health requirement for NZ immigration.
You may of course apply medical waiver if you are able to convince NZ immigration that the benefits of you emigrating to New Zealand exceeds the potential costs of your future healthcare needs.
Rather than take the defeatist approach and give up on your dreams why not take destiny into your own hands and work on what needs fixing.
You may of course apply medical waiver if you are able to convince NZ immigration that the benefits of you emigrating to New Zealand exceeds the potential costs of your future healthcare needs.
Rather than take the defeatist approach and give up on your dreams why not take destiny into your own hands and work on what needs fixing.
Jan 10th 2016, 7:15 am
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Location: Suffolk
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Re: About health screening
Good advice.
If you are pre-diabetic you should be going all out to shed that weight while you still have time.
If you are lucky you can reverse the symptoms and be fine as long as you keep your weight under control.
Try diabetes.co.uk for more sound advice.
If you are pre-diabetic you should be going all out to shed that weight while you still have time.
If you are lucky you can reverse the symptoms and be fine as long as you keep your weight under control.
Try diabetes.co.uk for more sound advice.
