Australian Medical Treatment visa is for patients to travel Australia for medical consultations or medical treatment. There are two visas, the subclass 675 for stays up to 3 months and the subclass 685 for stays over 3 months.
This visa is for the person who are either:
Planning any medical treatment or consultations in Australia except
surrogate motherhood
Travelling to Australia to donate an organ
The Australian High Commission accepts two formats of passport
copies:
1. Notarized copies of ALL pages, blank or otherwise; or
2. Copies certified by VFS.
Two recent passport size photos for each person included in the
application.
Forms, fees and charges
A completed application form:
Applicants applying from outside Australia must complete form 48ME.
Applicants applying in Australia must complete form 601.
Certified copies of passport or travel documents of all people
included in the application
Four recent passport sized photographs (45mmx35mm) of you and any
other person included in the application
-These should be of the head and shoulders only against a plain
background
-Print the name of the person on the back of each photograph.
If you want to bring a child under 18 years of age with you to
Australia, and that child?s other parent is not included in the
application, documentary evidence that
you have the legal right to include that child in your application.
Evidence may include, but is not limited to:
-Certified copies of official legal documents such as a court issued
custody,
access, or guardianship order
- A statutory declaration from each person with a legal
responsibility for the child, stating that they have no objection to
the child migrating to Australia
- A completed form 1229
Other documents
If you are seeking treatment or organ donation in Australia you will
need to provide:
- A letter from the treating doctor in Australia outlining your
medical condition and the treatment that will be required, including
an estimate of the timeframe and cost of this treatment.
- Evidence you have sufficient funds to support yourself and any
accompanying person while in Australia. This should include letters
from any Australians who will be supporting you during your stay.
- A letter from the treating doctor or hospital saying they are
satisfied with arrangements for payment.
- If you are going to be treated in a public hospital, the letter
about payment arrangements needs to come from the state or territory
health authority and should also confirm that no Australian will be
disadvantaged in accessing medical services as a result of your
treatment.
Health documents
All applicants are required to meet the health requirements in
order to be granted a visa.
Health insurance
In addition to meeting the health requirement, if you are applying
for certain temporary visas you might also have to provide evidence
of adequate health insurance for the duration of your stay in
Australia. We also encourage all prospective visitors and residents
to have adequate health insurance cover while staying in Australia.
More information about health insurance is available
All applicants must meet character requirements.
Everyone who wants to enter Australia must be of good character
and will be assessed against the character requirements. As part of
your visa application, you might be required to provide a police
clearance certificate or other evidence to satisfy the character
requirements.
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