bogwopit

Help, my doctor says not a problem lots of people are on them. The medical assessors requested a revised report from the doctor for what I'm taking and more details of condition. If I didn't have a difficult mum I wouldn't need to take them. Its only a low dose will I be refused entry? This shall take another two weeks to be assessed. OH already in NZ and I wanted to book the shipping next week as the rented house is up on the 6th. Do I go ahead or book a place in cardboard city for the kids and I? Anyone been here!!

shirl

I hope they do let you in, there are lots of people who need medication for anxiety me included a long time ago although I wasn't on any when I came to emigrate. Maybe if you can prove it is only in the short term and not a serious thing that they will show some empathy towards this. Sorry I cannot be more helpful and concrete in my reply, but you are not alone in this I can assure you. Mum's eh they have a lot to answer for some of them don't they. Keep smiling and stay positive.

ohnojo

OH was on long term meds for anxiety when we moved to NZ and it wasn't an issue. You don't need to worry

bogwopit

Thanks to both of you, visa arrived today without going to medical assessor. Booked flights for the 10th shall see hubby for xmass

shirl

Yippee Great News you must be ecstatic. WELL DONE. Have a realy safe trip and a great Christmas and New Year.

BEVS

I always love good news.

southerner

Well done - I bet that's calmed the nerves a bit.

turkeys

Ironically, the stress of moving here and/or settling in can leave people with anxiety & depression requiring medical treatment It shouldn't hamper your application. The family had various minor medical issues, none of which affected our application