chad_rbv
Joined: 15 Oct 2006
Posts: 15
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 Posted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 9:58 pm Post subject: Medical Condition-Enquiry |
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Tanung:
I have pasted below yung mga medical conditons na generally the Immigration will deny your sponsorship ng Immigration to sponsor your parent and sibling.
I'm planning to sponsor my Mom and my only sister in the Philippines.Yung mommy ko eh Center of Gravity kung sya ang sponsor ko for Permanent residency,So wala magiging problema kung sponsor ko mommy ko.Ang problema ko ay yung kapatid ko kasi balak ko sana din syang isponsor sabay ng mommy ko eh.Kaso ang problema ko lang eh yung kapatid ko eh nagkaroon ng depression or nervous breakdown sa Pinas so kailangan nya suporta ng Mommy ko for emotioanl support.Hindi naman pwede na maiwan na lang ang kapatid ko sa Pinas na hindi kasama ang mommy ko.Because my mom looks for her.So tingin nyo ba eh maapprove yung sponsorship ng kapatid ko sabay ng mommy ko?Hindi naman alagain ang kapatid ko eh,.She can eat and feed herself .Is there anyone na merong idea that have the same problems?Hingi naman po ako advise sa inyong lahat na andito na sa new zealand.Satingin nyo ba eh pwede nilang iconsider ng Immigration yung kapatid ko?
Medical conditions that Generally the Immigration will not approve your sponsorhip:
1.HIV infection
2.Hepatitis B surface antigen positive, with abnormal liver function
3.Hepatitis C, RNA positive, with abnormal liver function
4.Malignancies of solid organs and haematopoietic tissue, including past history of, or currently under treatment
Exceptions are:
a.treated minor skin malignancies (not melanoma)
b.malignancies where the interval since treatment is such that the probability of cure is > 90%, e.g.: early stage (I & IIA) breast cancer at 5 years; low risk prostate cancer at 5 years; early stage (Dukes A & B1) colorectal cancer at 5 years; childhood leukaemia at 5 years
5.Solid organ transplants, excluding corneal grafts more than 6 months old
Chronic renal failure or progressive renal disorders
6.Diseases or disorders such as osteoarthritis with a high probability of arthroplasty in the next four years
7.Central Nervous System disease, including motor neurone disease, complex partial seizures, poorly controlled epilepsy, prion disease, Alzheimer's and other dementia, and including paraplegia and quadriplegia
8.Cardiac disease including ischaemic heart disease, cardiomyopathy or valve disease requiring surgical and/or other procedural intervention
9.Chronic obstructive respiratory disease with limited exercise tolerance and requiring oxygen
10.Genetic or congenital disorders: muscular dystrophies, cystic fibrosis, thalassaemia major, sickle cell anaemia if more than one sickle crisis in 4 years, severe haemophilia, and severe primary immunodeficiencies
11.Severe autoimmune disease, currently being treated with immuno-suppressants other than prednisone
12.In a person up to the age of 21 years, a severe (71-90 decibels) hearing loss or profound bilateral sensori-neural hearing loss
13.In a person up to the age of 21 years, a severe vision impairment with visual acuity of 6/36 or beyond after best possible correction, or a loss restricting the field of vision to 15-20 degrees
14.In a person up to the age of 21 years, a severe physical disability, where they are unable to stand and walk without support, and cannot independently dress, eat, hold a cup, or maintain their stability when sitting. |
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jss63
Joined: 03 Jan 2010
Posts: 70
Location: Auckland
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| Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 11:48 pm Post subject: |
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I can understand your situation. As you said, the center of gravity of your family is in NZ, so there is no problem with your mother. Regarding your sister, looks like you need to sponsor your mother first before your sister per INZ.
"To be eligible your brother, sister or adult child must have no other siblings or parents who are living lawfully and permanently in the same country in which they are living lawfully and permanently"
Perhaps you can sponsor your mother first and let your sister come to NZ on visitor's visa together with your mother once her sponsorship has been approved.You can, then, apply for sponsorship of your sister once she is here. Not sure of this approach though. Others might have similar experience. Regarding the medical condition of your sister, item#7-central nervous system disease, dont know how this will affect her eventual sponsorship. Try consulting your GP or any medical doctor that you know. Hope this helps. |
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