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有关签证申请人和移民局指定医院的健康信息
Health Information for New Zealand visa applicants and panel physicians
关于向新西兰移民局提供的医疗信息资料
Information about providing medical information to Immigration New Zealand
有关签证申请人和移民局指定医院的健康信息
新西兰签证申请人必须满足一定的健康标准，即：
不能威胁公众健康，
不会对新西兰的医疗服务或特殊教育服务造成沉重负担。
能够遵守签证要求，完成访问目标。
关于递交体检证书和胸部X光体检证书的要求
新西兰移民局可能要求您递交体检证书和X光证书以确定您是否满足一定的健康标准。
关于体检证书和X射线证的更多信息，请参阅我们的健康要求 INZ1121。
指定体检医院和医生
新西兰移民局指定医生和放射科医师为新西兰签证申请人进行体检和胸部X射线检查。您可以在我们的指定名单中找到您所在国家的指定医生和医院。
并非所有国家都有新西兰移民局指定的医生和医院。在这种情况下注册医生或具备从业执照的医生可以为您体检，填写体检证书。请注意，我们不接受由护士、医生助理和整骨师执行体检的体检证书。
体检预约信息
新西兰移民局体检和胸部X射线证书
新西兰移民局指定医生和医师提供体检和胸部X射线证书表格。 您也可以通过www.immigration.govt.nz/直接从网上下载证书表格。
体检证书和任何附带实验室或专家报告必须用英文填写。
自2015年2月起，新西兰移民局指定医生和医师在中国、日本、韩国（以及其他国家）将使用在线体检报告系统。
安排体检预约
除非另有说明，建议您请提前联系指定医生并在体检医院或诊所网站上进行预约。指定医生可以预测估计体检所需时间以及取得体检结果的时间。一些医院和诊所可以不用预约，实行“先到先检” 。
体检需要携带的材料
在进行体检或胸部x线检查时，您需要携带以下材料
如您聘用了移民顾问，请递交完整的移民顾问信息表Immigration Adviser Details (INZ 1160) ，该表将由工作人员附在您的体检信息中
有效身份证明
您需要佩带的眼镜（框架眼镜）或隐形眼镜
您正在服用的任何药物的列表（包括剂量）
任何与您有关的医学报告或x光片
有效身份证明
新西兰移民局将有效护照视作最主要的身份证明，如果您无法提供有效护照，以下文件也可用于体检：
身份证明书
难民旅行证
带有照片的身份证（身份证与体检医院必须属于同一国家，这些国家包括：）
请医生小组直接联系的信息，考试的费
参加在线体检（在指定的有在线体检资质的诊所）
体检证书表格的类型
您需要知晓填写何种体检证书表格，这些包括：
普通体格检查表General Medical Certificate，即在线体检表501,
胸部x光表Chest X-ray Certificate，即在线体检表502,
限定体格检查表Limited Medical Certificate，即在线体检表512).
请参考体检要求手册Health Requirements (INZ 1121) ，查询您应提交的体检证书。
您需要知道您的签证类别，方便医院工作人员做记录。签证类别如下：
访问签证（不包括家庭类别）
学生签证（不包括未成年子女类别）
工作/技术签证
短期工作签证
工作转移民签证
假期工作签证
商务/投资签证
其他短期签证（请注明）
家庭类别签证
配偶（访问/工作/移民签证）
子女（访问/学生/移民签证）
父母或（外）祖父母多次往返签证
父母移民签证
父母退休（访问/移民签证）
监护人（访问签证）
人道主义类别签证
联合国难民组织
其他类别（请注明）
确认完成体检
医院工作人员将与您确认是否愿意接收一封自动的电子邮件，确认您的体检已完成并提交新西兰移民局。如果您愿意，您需要提供个人电子邮箱地址。
如果您聘用了移民顾问，并且由移民代您联系医院，您与移民顾问需填写移民顾问信息表Immigration Adviser Details (INZ 1160). 工作人员将该表附在您的体检信息中。如果您聘用了移民顾问，我们建议您要求接收自动电子邮件，以便确认您的体检报告已提交新西兰移民局。
在线体检同意声明书
您需要在体检时确认已阅读并理解在线体检同意声明书，并在医生在场时签字确认。如果您不满18岁，请您的父母或监护人签字。请您务必在体检之前阅读同意声明书，以确保知晓同意声明书的内容。您可以参考在线体检信息表，获得更多关于同意声明书以及个人健康信息隐私安全方面的信息。
在线体检信息单
您的医疗史以及体检结果将会记录在线体检系统中。您会收到医院的在线体检信息单，其中包括详细的体检信息。如果您没有收到该信息单，您可以与医院取得联系。在线体检信息单中包括您的新西兰移民局参考编码（NZER）,请在向新西兰移民局递交申请时告知此移民局此编码。此编码用于匹配您的体检与签证申请。
其他测试与报告
体检中若有重大发现，医生可能要求您做其他测试或体检报告
提交体检证书以及X光体检证书
在线体检流程
血检、尿检以及胸部x光体检结束后，结果将由测试的医生记分并提交至新西兰移民局。如果您确认希望收到通知，此时您将会受到一封自动的电子邮件，确认体检已完成并提交
如果体检中没有重大发现，您的体检报告将被在线体检系统立即通过，否则将交至新西兰移民局由工作人员处理。
您在递交签证申请时，需提供您的在线体检参考编码（NZER），即体检时在线体检信息表上的号码，此号码用于匹配您的体检与签证申请。
后续检查/专家报告
如有需要，最初负责您体检的医生会将您转介到其他专科医生进行后续检查
体检证书和胸部X光体检证书的有效期限
关于体检证书和胸部X射线证书的有效期以及再次使用体检证书的信息，请参阅健康要求PDF INZ1121。
对于申请人是否满足健康标准的决定过程
指定医生或医师对您做出是否有重大或异常发现的声明并不能决定您是否满健康要求。关于是否有任何重大或异常的发现并不能确定你是否符合卫生要求。签证官会对您是否满足一定的健康标准作出决定。
我们可能会把您的体检证书转到新西兰的医疗评审机构（总部设在新西兰）。评审机构会对您是否满足一定的健康标准作出进一步的意见。 这个过程可能需要六到八周的时间，也可能会要无论你是一个可接受的健康标准的进一步意见。这可能花费大约六到八周。之后可能会要求您提供更多的健康状况以及医疗信息。
关于申请人的有结核病（TB）历史的一些信息
如果您处在结核病的感染期或者您过去患有结核病（结核病史、结核病痊愈）那么您的体检证明和胸部X射线证书将会转到新西兰移民局的医疗医疗评审机构。有结核病史的申请人需要提交与之相关的全部文件，包括近期、早期的（X线片/板）以及相应的附加报告。
申请人停留时间超过现有签证批准的停留时间
如果您申请的是短期访问签证，但您希望在新西兰停留较长的一段时间。这种情况，需要您递交体检或胸部X光体检证书。建议您提供这些体检证书，避免延误您的签证审批时间
Applicants for New Zealand visas must have an acceptable standard of health. We consider you to have an acceptable standard of health if you are:
unlikely to be a danger to public health
unlikely to impose significant costs or demands on New Zealand’s health services or special education services
able to perform the functions of the visa for which you have been granted entry.
Requirement to submit medical and chest X-ray certificates
You may be required to provide medical and X-ray certificates to enable Immigration New Zealand to establish whether you have an acceptable standard of health.
For information on when medical and X-ray certificates are required, refer to our Health Requirements leaflet pdf INZ1121.
Approved panel physicians
Panel physicians are doctors and radiologists approved by Immigration New Zealand to complete medical examinations and chest X-rays for New Zealand visa applications. Our approved list provides information on the physicians you can use to undertake your medical examination in your country.
Not all countries have approved panel physicians. For countries without approved panel physicians, a registered or board certified or licensed medical practitioner or physician may complete your medical certificates. Medical certificates will not be accepted if completed by nurses, physician's assistants and osteopaths.
Information for your appointment with a panel physician
INZ medical and chest X-ray certificates
Panel physicians hold a supply of Immigration New Zealand medical and chest X-ray certificates. Certificates can also be downloaded from the Immigration New Zealand website.
Medical certificates and any accompanying laboratory or specialist reports must be completed in English.
From February 2015 panel physicians in China, Japan and South Korea (as well as other countries) will use eMedicals.
Arranging your appointment
It is advised that you contact the panel physician’s clinic to make an appointment unless otherwise stated on the clinic’s website. Some clinics only accept walk-in clients on a first-in first served basis. The panel physician will be able to indicate how long the appointment will take and the timeframes for receiving test results.
What to bring to your appointment (at an eMedical clinic)
You will need to bring the following documents to your appointment for a medical and/or chest X-ray examination:
a completed copy of the form Immigration Adviser Details (INZ 1160)] for the clinic to attach to your records (if you have an immigration adviser working on your behalf)
an acceptable identity document
your glasses (spectacles) or contact lenses if you use them
a list of any medication you are taking (including dosage)
any relevant medical reports or X-rays.
What is an acceptable identity document?
A valid passport is Immigration New Zealand’s primary and preferred form of identification, however, the following identity documents are acceptable evidence of identity for your health examination if you are unable to provide a passport:
Certificate of identity
Refugee travel document
National Identity Card with photo
Cost of examination
Please contact the panel physicians directly for information on the cost of the examination.
Attending your appointment (at an eMedical clinic)
Type of medical certificate or examination
You will need to know what type of medical certificate (or examination) you are required to complete:
General Medical Certificate also known as a 501 Medical examination in eMedical
Chest X-ray Certificate also known as a 502 Chest x-ray examination in eMedical
Limited Medical Certificate also known as a 512 Limited medical examination in eMedical)
Refer to our leaflet Health Requirements (INZ 1121) to see which certificates apply to your situation.
Visa Category
You will need to know what type of visa category you will be applying under in order for clinic staff to record this information. You will need to select from the following list:
Visitor (other than family visitor)
Student (other than dependent child)
Work/Skills
Temporary employment supported
Work to residence
Working holiday scheme
Job search
Business/Investor
Temporary – other (specify)
Partner (visitor/work/resident visa)
Child (visitor/student/resident visa)
Parent/Grandparent multiple entry (visitor visa)
Family parent (resident visa)
Parent retirement (visitor/resident visa)
Guardian (visitor visa)
Humanitarian
Other (specify)
Confirmation of completion of your health examination
Clinic staff will ask you whether you wish to receive an automated email confirming that your health examination (your health case) has been completed and submitted to Immigration New Zealand. If so, you will need to provide a personal email address for this purpose.
Immigration Advisers
If you have an immigration adviser and would like them to be able to contact the clinic on your behalf, you and your adviser should complete the form Immigration Adviser Details (INZ 1160) and have the clinic staff attach a copy of the form to your health case records. If you have an immigration adviser we recommend you ask to receive an automated email confirming the submission of your health case to Immigration New Zealand.
eMedical consent and declaration
During your examination, you will be asked to confirm that you have read and understood the eMedical consent and declaration document, and you will be asked to sign it in the presence of the physician. If you are less than 18 years of age, your parent or guardian must sign on your behalf. It is important that you read the consent and declaration document before your appointment and that you ensure you understand the content. A copy of the consent and declaration and further information about the privacy and security of your personal health information can be found on the eMedical factsheet.
eMedical information sheet
Your medical history and health examination results will be recorded in eMedical. You should receive an information sheet from the clinic confirming your examination details, if you don’t, you can request one. The eMedical information sheet will include an Immigration New Zealand reference number (NZER) which you should provide Immigration New Zealand when you submit your visa application. This enables your health case to be associated with your visa application.
Additional tests and reports
If a significant health condition is identified during your health examination, the physician may refer you for additional tests or reports.
Submitting medical and chest X-ray certificates
eMedical process
Once all blood test, urinalysis and chest X-ray exam results have been returned, the examining physician will grade and submit your health case to Immigration New Zealand. If you confirmed that you wanted to receive an email notification that your health case has been completed and submitted, an automated email will be sent to you at this time.
Where there are no significant abnormal results your health case may be cleared within minutes by the system or otherwise referred to Immigration New Zealand for manual processing.
When you submit your application you should provide your eMedical reference number (NZER), which is on the eMedical information sheet you received at your appointment, to enable Immigration New Zealand to associate your health case with your visa application.
Further tests/specialist reports
The panel physician who conducts the initial exam will be responsible for referring you to any specialists required.
The length of time medical and chest X-ray certificates are valid
For information on how long medical and chest X-ray certificates are valid for and on reusing medical and chest X-ray certificates, refer to our Health Requirements leaflet pdf INZ1121.
The process for determining if an applicant has an acceptable standard of health
The panel physician’s statement regarding whether or not there are any significant or abnormal findings does not determine whether you meet health requirements. The immigration officer makes the decision on whether or not you have an acceptable standard of health.
We may send your medical certificate to our medical assessors (who are based in New Zealand) for further advice on whether you are of an acceptable standard of health. This can take about six to eight weeks. Further medical information may be requested.
Our Health Requirements leaflet INZ1121 provides information on what happens if it is determined that you do not have an acceptable standard of health.
Applicants with a history of tuberculosis (TB)
If you have active or inactive (old, healed) TB, your medical and chest X-ray certificates are likely to be referred to an Immigration New Zealand medical assessor. Applicants with a history of TB should provide all documentation (X-ray films/plates/scans) to show the recent and past history of diagnosis and treatment. X-ray films/plates/scans should have corresponding reports attached.
If you intend to stay longer than your present visa application
If you are applying for a short term visa but your intention is to stay in New Zealand for a length of time that would normally require medical or chest X-ray certificates, then it is recommended that you provide these certificates to avoid any delays in the processing of your application.
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