It is not possible to answer this categorically, as an assessment of your condition will be determined by the Department of Immigration’s medical officers. However, it is reasonable to say that being overweight/etc does not necessarily mean you will fail the medical – we have seen plenty of people with similar concerns who are now living in Australia.
I am overweight / diabetic / recovering from a heart condition / have had depression etc. Does this mean I will fail the medical and can’t move to Australia?
More FAQS
- I have a job offer. Can I move to Australia on an employer sponsored 457 visa, and apply for a permanent residency visa once I am living in Australia?
- When should I obtain my police clearance certificate and attend medical examinations?
- I have heard that permanent residency visas are only valid for 5 years. I thought I could live in Australia indefinitely as the holder of such a visa?
- How long do I have after my visa is granted before I can move to Australia?
- So when can I become an Australian citizen?
- What is a permanent residency visa?
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