Generally, a medical examination is needed for any visas with a validity of 12 months or more. For persons under the age of 70 years old, as a policy if the individual is generally healthy, no medical examination is required if the visa is for a period shorter than 12 months. However, for individuals over 70 years of age, it is a policy of the Department of Immigration that the visa applicant has a medical examination and also pay medical insurance before the grant of a visitor visa regardless of the length of stay permitted.
- What are the types of visitor visas that a non citizen can obtain for Australia?
- What are the main steps in applying for a skilled permanent resident visa?
