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A4.80 Temporary entry applicants warranting a waiver (26/07/1999)

  1. If an application from a seconded business person for a work visa or work permit is subject to a medical check, a medical waiver may be granted if it is shown that:
    1. the intended secondment will be of benefit to New Zealand, and
    2. the medical condition would not create a burden on New Zealand health services during the secondment, and
    3. the employer has guaranteed to pay all medical expenses.
  2. At the time the work visa is issued or the work permit granted, the principal applicant must be advised in writing that the visa has been issued or the permit granted even though the application has not met the acceptable standards of health.

Effective 26/07/1999

SEE ALSO

A4.1 Requirement to be of an acceptable standard of health (26/07/1999)

A4.5 Medical and X-ray certificates (04/04/2005)

A4.10 Cost of undergoing medical and X-ray examinations (26/07/1999)

A4.15 Medical panels (26/07/1999)

A4.20 Clearance of medical and X-ray certificates (26/07/1999)

A4.25 Role of the consultant physicians (26/07/1999)

A4.30 Factors considered when determining acceptable standard of health (26/07/1999)

A4.35 Referral to consultant physicians (26/07/1999)

A4.40 Recommendation of the consultant physician (26/07/1999)

A4.45 Releasing details of consultant without consent (26/07/1999)

A4.50 The role of the medical referee and the psychiatric referee (26/07/1999)

A4.55 Medical waivers (01/03/2000)

A4.60 Applicants who will not be granted a waiver (13/12/2001)

A4.65 Applicants who will not normally be granted a waiver (26/07/1999)

A4.70 Applicants who may be considered for a waiver (01/04/2004)

A4.75 Medical conditions requiring follow-up (26/07/1999)

A4.85 Temporary entry applicants not needing a waiver (26/07/1999)

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