vandeep

r u guys in australia , or where ru guys guys right now , if u r in australia do u have private insurance , and if u do have what all they cover and wats your outside expenses on iga , as i might have to go through what u guys r goin through .

it will be a big gamble for me

what an irony of life ,on one hand we suffer medically and on they deny us to even live well

wats his cretine level

but there is no surety right , where do u guys live

hi can u tell me wat was your condition when you passed your medicals , how bad was your condition , i have kidney disease u think i can pass medical

am not sure if i will pass i have iga nephropathy with 50 % kidney function ,

do u have agent who is helping u , what if u fail wht happens

wats your cretine level right now and how much is kidney damage , and if u pass pls let how u did it , will go according to u

hi am goin through same disease and plant to start a new life in australia , if u get pr or visa pls let me know it might boost me confidence pls PM me and be in touch and let me kno the latest

i am also going through same god knos what will happen I'm the secondary applicant of my wife's 175 visa. I've been diagnosed with ADPKD when I was 13. Blood tests since then have shown my condition has not progressed, which means there's little chance I will develop chronic kidney disease in the future. I'm in contact with my doctor to prepare a report stating the condition, current state and long-term prognosis. I've read a lot about health requirements and I'm aware that conditions like this can cause visa refusal, even if I may never need dialysis. Still, I would like to hear from people who have applied and had ADPKD (or similar conditions), and what was the outcome. I read other threads in this forum that mention polycystic kidney disease, but the outcome was not mentioned. I appreciate any information that may help us in increasing the chances our visa application will be accepted. Thanks in advance, Cheers, Will