Eaglesdare

It does, which we are happy to organise and pay for. However the costs for emergency and necessary treatment of his condition can run into $10'sK. By signing are we opting out of this part of the Medicare service and paying for this too.?????

I am authorised to represent (name of proposed nominator), the proposed nominator of (name of main visa applicant), an applicant for temporary entry to Australia. I am aware the entry to Australia of (name of the visa applicant who failed the health requirement) (if applicable, a family member of the above named applicant) is estimated to result in health care and community services costs of approximately $??????????????????. I understand that the health requirement for granting a visa to (name of visa applicant who failed the health criterion) may be waived if the proposed nominator gives an acceptable undertaking to meet all costs related to the disease or condition. Consequently,(name of proposed nominator) undertakes to meet all health care and community service costs related to the diseases or conditions that otherwise caused (name of visa applicant who failed the health criterion) not to satisfy visa health requirement.

We have all the health insurances in place, what we are concerned about is that by signing the waiver we or opting out of the RHCA and will be asked to pay for the treatment. Thanks for taking the time read and responded to my notice. EG

I’ve been asked to sign a health waiver as my child doesn’t satisfy the health requirements of the DIAC. We are happy to sign the waiver and pay for the normal day to day treatment, however if “emergency” or “necessary” treatment is required while we are here this could run into 10’s of thousands of dollars. As a UK citizen I thought we would be covered under the Reciprocal Health Care Agreement (RHCA) for “emergency” or “necessary” treatment. Can anybody tell me if I sign the health waiver will we have to cover ALL costs including “emergency” or “necessary” treatment?