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I have a history of mild depression and have had panic attacks in the past. I am fine now and have been for 18 months. Do I have to declare this and what would happen if I didn't?
We are shortly emigrating to Australia and my parents want to join us when they are settled. They are both in good health and are 76 and 73. My mum has mitral stenosis and has been treated for a rodent ulcer which is basal cell carcinoma. She has had it removed about 3 years ago with radiotherapy and has been fine since. Will there be any problems with them joining us. Most of the family now live in Australia.
I am a specialist nurse and my wife is a newly qualified nurse. My wife had breast cancer 5 years ago for which she underwent a mastectomy and received a course of chemotherapy. She takes no medication for condition and remains clear. Would we be refused entry to NZ on medical grounds?
my husband has just received his police check and it has revealed 3 convictions from 28 years ago and has had no further involvement with police or otherwise since 1979, i am his wife ad am a canadian citizen and plan to live in Canada very soon. Would his convictions affect him joining me in Canada? we have been together 10 years and married for 4 years. We will be taking with us $160,000.. to establish ourselves.
Where do I go to get a police check? Is it my local station?
I am thinming about immigrating to Canada and have enough points in the self assessment as well as existing family members. However, I was convicted of drink driving 6 years ago and was disqualified from driving for 18 months. I'm worried that this will exclude me from admission. I have no previous or sunsequent convictions. Am I likely to be refused admission?
I have had one stent inserted 6months ago and have been given a clean bill of health and am asymtomatic. Has anyone ever been refused as a result of this?
We are in the initial stages of applying for a student visa for Australia. 2 yrs ago my husband was diagnosed with skin cancer, which was successfully treated with minor surgery. He now attends regular check-ups. Would this mean we would fail our application on medical grounds ?
can i be refused a skilled working visa if i have genital warts but have recieved treatment?
Hi my daughter aged 12 has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Would this have to be mentioned in medicals? I could afford to pay for her medications out of my own pocket. Many thanks.

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I have a history of mild depression and have had panic attacks in the past. I am fine now and have been for 18 months. Do I have to declare this and what would happen if I didn't? Author: N/A
	first off- always tell the truth - it has a habit of coming out and biting you. Visas have been cancelled for fraudulent misrepresentation! Mild Depression is generally OK. You will probably need some help in gathering some evidence to suppourt your claim to not becoming a burden on the health care system!
We are shortly emigrating to Australia and my parents want to join us when they are settled. They are both in good health and are 76 and 73. My mum has mitral stenosis and has been treated for a rodent ulcer which is basal cell carcinoma. She has had it removed about 3 years ago with radiotherapy and has been fine since. Will there be any problems with them joining us. Most of the family now live in Australia. Author: N/A
	I wont be absolutely positive about this until there is a consultants report on my desk - but in the main ladies of this age with mild cancerous occurences of this type (including my own Granny!)are fine in my experience.
I am a specialist nurse and my wife is a newly qualified nurse. My wife had breast cancer 5 years ago for which she underwent a mastectomy and received a course of chemotherapy. She takes no medication for condition and remains clear. Would we be refused entry to NZ on medical grounds? Author: N/A
	No, I dont think this should cause a refusal - but I would want to read a consultants report before I would take you on as a client.
my husband has just received his police check and it has revealed 3 convictions from 28 years ago and has had no further involvement with police or otherwise since 1979, i am his wife ad am a canadian citizen and plan to live in Canada very soon. Would his convictions affect him joining me in Canada? we have been together 10 years and married for 4 years. We will be taking with us $160,000.. to establish ourselves. Author: N/A
	I think this should be OK - depending on seriousness and penalty for the offences. The length of time since the last offence is in your favour.
Where do I go to get a police check? Is it my local station? Author: N/A
	Usually the headquarters of your local force. You can ask for the Data Protection Officer.
I am thinming about immigrating to Canada and have enough points in the self assessment as well as existing family members. However, I was convicted of drink driving 6 years ago and was disqualified from driving for 18 months. I'm worried that this will exclude me from admission. I have no previous or sunsequent convictions. Am I likely to be refused admission? Author: N/A
	5 years "rehabilitation" is the minimum Canada will accept. You should be OK given your 6 years.
I have had one stent inserted 6months ago and have been given a clean bill of health and am asymtomatic. Has anyone ever been refused as a result of this? Author: N/A
	I have had a client accepted with this condition. However you may want to get a medical opinion before you apply. I wouldnt take you on as a client without this being done.
We are in the initial stages of applying for a student visa for Australia. 2 yrs ago my husband was diagnosed with skin cancer, which was successfully treated with minor surgery. He now attends regular check-ups. Would this mean we would fail our application on medical grounds ? Author: N/A
	no not nessacarily. you may want to get a medical opinion beofre applying.
can i be refused a skilled working visa if i have genital warts but have recieved treatment? Author: N/A
	No, probably not. The condition has to be serious and likely to cause Australia or its community seriuous medical costs for a refusal.
Hi my daughter aged 12 has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Would this have to be mentioned in medicals? I could afford to pay for her medications out of my own pocket. Many thanks. Author: N/A
	This condition seriously could affect your application. Get a medical opinion form an Oz panel Dr or call me. Richard Gregan 0131 625 6906