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Health Examinations for Visa Applicants
Depending on your intended activities in Australia, your country of citizenship or your country of residence, the length of time you intend staying in Australia, age or any other circumstances relevant to the state of your health, you may be required to undergo a chest x-ray and/or a medical examination. For further information;
See: Form 1163i, Health requirement for temporary entry to Australia
Form 1071i, Health requirement for permanent entry to Australia
Koreans and third country nationals who have lived in Korea for more than 3 months and who intend to stay in Australia for a period longer than 3 months are required to take health exams for their visa application. Health forms can be obtained from panel hospitals.
For information on panel hospitals in Korea,
See: Republic of Korea - Panel Doctors
Please note:
Some panel hospitals require appointments for the health exam. Please contact the panel hospital for information.