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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the INZ 1096 in the editor.
  2. Begin by completing Section A. Attach a recent passport-size photograph and ensure your full name is written on the back. Fill in your personal details, including gender, date of birth, and country of birth.
  3. In Section B, declare your medical history in front of the radiographer or radiologist. Ensure you understand the implications of providing false information.
  4. Proceed to Section C where the radiologist will complete results from your chest X-ray examination. They must indicate any abnormalities and provide necessary comments.
  5. Finally, ensure that Sections D and E are filled out by the radiologist, including their signature and contact details before submitting the form.

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What if I have health issue? If your medical examination reveals an issue, you or any of your family members may not have an Acceptable Standard of Health, and you may be referred to an Immigration New Zealand medical assessor, or your application may be declined.
BMI. A Body Mass Index (BMI) measurement on its own is not currently used as a measure of whether a visa applicant has an acceptable standard of health or not. INZ medical assessors consider other health conditions and use a combination of tools to assist in determining associated risks.
When you go to your appointment, you need to take: 3 recent passport-sized photos that are less than 6 months old you only need 1 photo if you are having a chest X-ray. copies of the required medical certificate forms for the doctor to complete and send to us.
New Zealand immigration laws dont specifically mention weight as cause for deportation, but list medical conditions such as HIV, hepatitis B or cardiac diseases deemed to impose significant costs and/or demands on the countrys health or education services.
You need 6 points to apply for the Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visa. This can be made up from: 3 to 6 points based on New Zealand occupational registration, qualifications, or income, and. 1 point for each year of work experience in New Zealand in a skilled job, up to a maximum of 3 points.
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You must visit a panel physician. Contact a panel physician to make an appointment for your chest X-ray or medical examination. Tell them it is for an Immigration New Zealand application and what visa you are applying for. Tell them the type of medical examination you need.
4 July 2022 Complete this form (INZ 1113) if you are an employer who has offered a position to a person from overseas who is applying for a work visa. Employer Supplementary Form (INZ 1113) PDF 487KB.
Obesity can be a risk factor for medical conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol. If a visa applicant has such associated conditions, they may be determined not to have an acceptable standard of health and their application could be declined.

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