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Immigration Medicals

IMMIGRATION MEDICALS

We know that getting a visa is a challenging undertaking, and having to get a medical as part of this process can be daunting. As Panel Physicians, we're specifically registered and trained to ensure that your medicals are completed as quickly, fairly and easily as possible.

We currently provide immigration medicals for New Zealand.

New Zealand Immigration Medicals

General Medical (501) 

Age Included Price
Under 15 years Examination Only $100.00
Under 15 years Examination & Urine Test $120.00
Under 15 years Examination, Urine Test, Referral for Blood Tests & Chest Xray $150.00
15 - 69 years Examination, Urine Test, Referral for Blood Tests & Chest Xray

$250.00

70+ years Examination, Urine Test, Referral for Blood Tests & Chest Xray $350.00

 

Limited Medical (512) 

Age Included Price
Under 15 years Examination Only $120.00
Under 15 years Examination & Referral for Chest Xray $150.00
15+ years Examination & Referral for Blood Tests

$150.00

15+ years Examination & Referral for Blood Tests & Chest Xray $170.00

 

Referral Chest Xray Only = $70.00

 

The above prices do not include:

  • Follow up consultations with the Doctor in the instance that your blood test results or Xray are abnormal
  • Additional Tests

 

Blood Tests - These are paid for separately at Awanui Labs. The cost will depend on the type of tests you require. Awanui Labs Te Atatu is conveniently located on-site next door to Peninsula Medical.

 

Chest Xray - This is paid for separately at the approved Radiology you choose. You can choose any Panel Approved Radiology service provider, which can be found on the Immigration New Zealand website. The closest is TRG Imaging, Henderson - 131 Lincoln Rd, Henderson.

 

Immigration FAQs

How quickly can I get an immigration medical done?

We can normally get you in within a week of getting touch with us. It then takes approximately 2 working days to receive and review all of the results.

 

What if I need to cancel my appointment?

You are welcome to cancel your appointment with no penalty up to 24 hours before your appointment time. If you cancel within 24 hours of your appointment time, then a $70 fee applies.

 

What do I need to bring to the appointment?

You will need to bring:

  • Your current passport for photo identification. This must be the original version, not a copy.
  • Prescription eyewear if you use them (glasses or contact lenses)
  • Medication list and/or medical specialist reports or any relevant medical records you have that may be of use to the Doctor.

 

I need an interpreter?

If you cannot speak fluent English then you will need an interpreter. This cannot be a family member or relative. We can arrange for an interpreter if required.  Please let us know when booking the appointment so that  this can be arranged.

There is an additional cost to you for an interpreter.

 

What happens during an immigration medical?

Your medical will be in two parts. Time with a Nurse and a consultation with a Doctor. We endeavour to make these appointments one after the other, but depending on your urgency this may not always be possible.

The Nurse consultation will take approximately 30 minutes. During this time, we will complete the required questionnaire about your health, as well as take measurements of your height and weight.

We’ll also do the following tests:

  • Eye test (Please bring your glasses or contacts with you if you wear them.)

Urine Test
This is required from all applicants 5 years of age and older.

(If you are female, please note that this test cannot be taken during your period and 4-6 days after. To save you the inconvenience of having to repeat the test, please book your appointment with this in mind.)

We recommend drinking a glass of water half an hour before your appointment to prepare for the urine test.
 

 

What happens during the doctor consultation?

Your consultation with a doctor will take approximately 30 minutes. This is a full physical examination, during which time you may need to remove all clothing except your underwear. The examination will involve physical contact with the doctor.

If you’re a woman over the age of 45 you will also require a breast examination, unless you've had one of the following within the last six months and can provide the results of the exam:

  • Breast examination
  • Mammogram
  • Ultrasound
  • MRI

Your comfort is important to us so let us know at the time of booking if you prefer either a male or female doctor. You may wish to have a chaperone, please let us know.