Health Issue - Hep B

kaycee

hi everyone. I am new to this forum. I am a nurse in the Phils with hepatitis b. Does anyone here has an idea if this disease is medically inadmissable? thanks in advance, any advise will be greatly appreciated. God bless.

k_mavs

Hi! May screening po kasi ng Hepa sa medicals pa lang ng visa application. Parang sa Hepa at TB sila mahigpit dun sa Medical exams ng DIAC.

KTP

Hi, alam ko po mahigpit sila sa TB at HIV. though kasama ang hepa sa health assessment, hindi naman ata grounds un para mareject ung visa... ata lang po.... anyways, I found something that might help...

Hepatitis

Australian health authorities consider that the risk of newly arrived

migrants transmitting hepatitis is low. Screening for

hepatitis is nevertheless mandatory if you are:

• pregnant;

• an unaccompanied refugee minor;

• a child for adoption; or

• a child in the care of an Australian state or territory

government welfare authority.

Examining doctors or MOCs may also ask any applicant to

undergo tests for hepatitis where they consider it necessary.

Where you test positive for hepatitis, your application will not

necessarily be rejected although further tests may be required.

In most cases you will be asked to give an undertaking to report

to the Health Undertaking Service for referral to state or

territory health authorities on arrival in Australia.

http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/1071i.pdf

TotoyOZresident

<blockquote rel="kaycee"> hi everyone. I am new to this forum. I am a nurse in the Phils with hepatitis b. Does anyone here has an idea if this disease is medically inadmissable? thanks in advance, any advise will be greatly appreciated. God bless. </blockquote>

Hi when its comes to health issue it's a case to case basis. Dipende sa panel doctor at CO if you need additional blood test or other medical test to make sure your healthy or mababa ang level ng hepa b. Importante your honest sa pag fill up ng form kung may mga health issue. If you think your qualified ang skilled mo, you have budget sa fees at pasado ka naman sa IELTS at sa iba pang examination para ma recognize ang profession mo just try for it. samahan mo ng dasal at ipaubaya kay GOD ang application mo if is will of GOD. Kapag ang visa applicant ay may health issue ang CO ay magpapadala ng form 815 "Health undertaking" na kailangan pirmahan.

http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/815.pdf

Nakasaad dito na kailangan mo tumupad na mag report at regular magpa check up sa doctor kung sakaling dumating ka sa Australia. Pagdating mo naman dito basta PR ka libre ang regular check up at medical test sa public hospital.

Good luck and GOD bless...

mikai

Hi @kaycee, meron silang hbsag reactive na test. nandun din sa medical na forms tanong if reactive ba yung results mo to hepatitis. If alam mong oo, dapat ideclare mo. Depende narin yan sa CO mo f irefer ka ng specialist.

kaycee

Thanks, thanks sa mga replies. Naggagather talaga ako ng mga opinions or yung may mga ganito na na encounter bago ko umpisahan application kasi nga hindi naman biro ang time, effort and money. Nakapag email na ako sa DIAC pero hindi daw nila ako masasagot until ma lodge na application.

Sa ANMC naman hindi daw issue pati sa AHPRA kasi nga immigration pa rin daw ang magdedecide.

Thank you po uli, napaka helpful ng site na ito. God bless!

kaycee

binasa ko na mabuti uli yung sa DIAC website and other links. Public threat daw ang hep b for temporary visa applicants na magwowork as a nurse. Pero wala naman clear na guideline kung permanent visa applicant na nurse. I dont understand, are they more strict with temporary visa applicants?

k_mavs

@kaycee I think they are more stricter with Temporary visa applicants because they have no Medicare or health care provided by the Gov't. Unlike pag PR visa may Medicare na agad sila pag punta pa lang nila ng Oz. Kaya siguro mas strict sila when it comes to temporary residents.

boyinline

question.. pag napadalhan na ng hu form 815, does it mean na "almost approved na ang visa"?

TotoyOZresident

<blockquote rel="boyinline">question.. pag napadalhan na ng hu form 815, does it mean na "almost approved na ang visa"?

</blockquote>

Kapag ang CO pinadalhan ka ng 815 form you have a big chance ma approve ang visa mo. sometimes yan ang last requirements ng visa applicant kapag malapit na bigyan ng visa sa mga may health issue na kailangan may regular check up. Basta remind ko lang case to case basis ang pag apply ng visa lalo na kung may health issue. Basta samahan nyo ng faith at dasal kay GOD.... goodluck & GOD bless

boyinline

<blockquote rel="TotoyOZresident"><blockquote rel="boyinline">question.. pag napadalhan na ng hu form 815, does it mean na "almost approved na ang visa"?

</blockquote>

thanks! sana nga talaga maapprove na.. sobrang tagal na din kasi... pakidamay na din ako sa mga prayers nyo. 🙂 Salamat ulit!

jaynive

hi po.possible ba na ma-approve ang visa kahit wala pang na-assign sa akin na case officer?partner visa po ang inapply ko tapos last monday nila nareceive ang form 815 na pinadala ko.tia

mydear

hi question, what if may right knee arthritis? possible bng ma refused dahil doon? many thanks!

aolee

@mydear my friend also got an arthritis, she's around 35 d naman na refuse 🙂

joe_wanderer69

meron po ba dito na may hepatitis B pero na-grant ng visa?

prettylala

hi everyone! i'm a newbie here. anyway, my husband is processing his permanent residence visa. he's planning to include me in his application para less cost. but the problem is im hepa b carrier but inactive. ive undergone hepa profile and hbv dna tests and thank God ok result. According to my gastro, i don't need treatment. My question is nid ko ba ideclare na reactive ako? natatakot kasi ako bka madeny visa. I think if ideclare mo na no history ka ng hepa, hnd ka nila ipapatest, if declare mo na positive ka that's the time ipapatest ka nila🙂 please advise me guys...

lock_code2004

@prettylala - it is always better to say the truth sa medical exam..

kung meron nmn na po kayong records ngaun na hindi na okay na ang results.. wala na pong problem un..

the only thing na pwede mangyari, your medical results will go to status "Referred", for further analysis.. and it will add approximately 2-3 months sa total visa processing time..

Strader

Makikitanong na rin ako. How about yong mga major operations like sa kidney. Since birth ung case na not functional ung right kidney so naoperahan mga late 1990's. Possible din po mareferred ang ganitong case? Kailangan ba ng medical certificate galing sa doctor na nagopera sa kanya? ^^

Khaosan_Road

@prettylala I second @lock_code2004 , kailangan nyo po ideclare yan. If you passed their health requirements, iggrant pa rin naman po kayo ng visa.

@Strader, yep I think mare"referred" sya for further analysis. Just prepare all the med cert just in case hingin ng CO sau.

Khaosan_Road

general question po... like sa case ni @prettylala, any kind of illness po not necessarily Hepa-B, what if hindi ni-declare ng applicant then nakalusot sa medical. Pagdating dyan sa AU nakita sa hospital na may sakit sya, ivverify ba yan sa MOH kung nideclare nya while applying PR? ground ba yan para ma null yung visa at ma deport?