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Health Information
To find out if you and for any person included in your application requires a medical examination and/or a radiological examination, you should refer to the following information.
See: Form 1071i Health requirement for permanent entry to Australia
See: Form 1163i Health requirement for temporary entry to Australia
See: Visitor Visa Medical Certificate (over 70 years)
Medical Procedures
All applicants are required to present their passport to the panel doctor when undertaking medicals. Do not send your passport with your application if you have not already undertaken any medicals you will be required to do.
Panel doctors are not authorised to return your medicals directly to you. The Australian government requires that all medicals for applications being processed in London are sent by the panel doctor directly to the Migration Branch in London. Your medical results will be logged and matched with your application when it arrives.
Panel Doctors and Radiologists
If you are required to undertake a medical and/or radiological examination as part of your application, you must attend a panel doctor/radiologist designated by the Australian Government. Details of panel doctors and radiologists can be found through the links below.
See: UK Panel Doctor List & Irish Panel Doctor List
Medical and Radiological Forms
Persons applying in London can download their medical forms and present a printed copy to the panel radiologist/ doctor. All other persons should await instructions from the office where there application is lodged.
See: Form 160 Radiological Examination
See: Form 26 Medical Examination