Cancer Patients

jcq01

Hi Guys,

I would like to ask for someone who has the same situation as mine, not exactly the same though, but anything that has something to do with medical conditions. I was recently granted Subclass 309 last Jan. 29, 2014, even though I had a thyroid cancer. My blood tests which I got yesterday showed that my cancer is back. I am worried that they might reject my permanent application when I get there in Sydney. Any inputs or comments anyone please? Thanks

rachelle_gan2

meron din akong thyroid problem. ung sakin Follicular lesion ung findings, kailangan daw ma surgery kasi my risk ng cancer, pero hindi pa naman cgurado kung cancer. Na grant ung visa ko last Oct 31 2013. Nalaman ko na my thyroid problem ako Dec 2013. During the visa processing ala talaga akong alam na my thyroid issue din pala ako that time.

Pero now granted na ung visa ko and flight ko na rin sa Feb 15 2014. Balak ko dun na ako mag pa opera..

sa case ko hindi ko alam na my thyroid issue ako nung nag process ako ng PR. Blood test ko naman is normal.

Ung sa iyo ba, alam mo na my thyroid Cancer ka tapos hindi mo deniclare sa medical?

Anong exact diagnosis nung sau? If u dont mind sharing..

jcq01

@rachelle_gan2 Hello Rachelle, nakadeclare sya lahat lahat even ung medical results & diagnosis pati statement ng doctor ko. Sabi sa prognosis maganda naman, I can live daw ng 20 yrs. Now na back na ung cancer ko, I'm worried baka madeny ako pag sa Australia ako magparadiation

fyi_12

I have cancer/heart disease /diabetes /tuberculosis /HIV/AIDS /am obese...will I meet health criteria?

No health condition, with the exception of tuberculosis, automatically precludes the issue of a visa. Apart from tuberculosis, every condition identified in the course of the examinations, or through the questions you are asked in your application, will be individually considered for possible impact on the Australian community, including the costs of treatment or support that would be attracted by that condition. Visa officers are not authorised to advise on medical conditions: the opinion on whether a condition means an applicant does or does not meet the criteria comes from the Medical Officer of the Commonwealth.

australia-migration.com/page/medical_q_and_as/12

based lang sa nabasa ko before, baka irefer ka sa MoC para sila magdecide, but I have no personal experience since I am still waiting for IELTS prior lodging EOI. same case kase tayo I was diagnosed before pero doing good so far, worry ko din pag may history ng Ca baka mahirapan ma grant ng visa. anong variant ba ng thyroid Ca gun sa iyo? from what I understand highly treatable naman yun ibang variants, mas concern yata nila sa Au eh yun mga nakakahawa na sakit (e.g. Tb). pero again not so sure, based lang din sa mga nababasa ko.

jcq01

@fyi_12 Papillary carcinoma po sya. Pero sabi highly treatable nga daw. Ano po ung medical condition mo if you don't mind?

fyi_12

^ same as yours though Stage 1

jcq01

@fyi_12 Hello, ah sa akin din Stage 1. pero hopefully nga ndi big deal sa Australian gov't ung case natin, kc sa pagkakaalam ko din less nga ung cost ng condition natin compared sa iba db? hopefully magrant ung PR ko.. I can work for the AU govt dn naman as a professional so hopefully may consideration cla doon.

andy99

@fyi_12 Hello everyone.. I am currently applying for a student visa in Australia and am planning to bring my fiancee as my dependent. He has had TB 5 years ago pero treated na. Only problem is, may scarring parin sa lungs nya which can be seen on Xrays. They say it will not go away na once may scarring na talaga but it doesn't mean na nakakahawa pa rin. Will this affect our status in applying for his visa? Please po I need to be advised kasi Im really worried na baka ma deny yung visa nya.. Thanks po.

jcq01

Hi Andy, it depends on the immigration. Usually pag may clearance naman na ng doctor naaapprove namn