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Old 19-08-2008, 07:42 PM   #188 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by SEFFnSARAH View Post
Hi Gill (or anyone else that can help)
Could I ask a question? Mum is planning her next trip to Aus (3 months to stay with my sister). She is thinking of putting the house on the market shortly and thinks that when she comes back at end of Jan she may look at applying for a 12mth visitors visa while she waits for her CPV. Does she need a medical for an extended visitor visa (I know she doesn't with the normal ETA)? If she does this and goes out to Aus can she get the medical for her CPV done over there (when we enquired over there for ours we were told they would probably be a lot cheaper)?
Thanks for your help

Sarah
Hello Seff & Sarah

Mum's meds for her CPV can be done in Australia. The HSA Group of doctors are the only doctors who can do visa meds in Australia:

HSA Group

Mum would only need meds in connection with a subclass 676 tourist visa if she is or will be 70 or over when it is granted. If she needs to get a Visitor Visa Medical Certificate completed, her own GP can do it:

dima_health - Australian High Commission

Best wishes

Gill
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