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How to fill out the Chest X-ray - Immigration Govt online
Completing the Chest X-ray Certificate is an essential step for applicants seeking entry to New Zealand. This guide provides detailed instructions on filling out the form correctly to meet the health requirements set by Immigration New Zealand.
Follow the steps to complete the Chest X-ray Certificate accurately.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Chest X-ray Certificate and open it for editing.
- Carefully read the instructions included in the certificate to understand when it is necessary to use this form. Ensure that you meet the health requirements set by Immigration New Zealand.
- Section A requires personal information. Fill in your full name as it appears in your passport, date of birth, and gender. Ensure this information is accurate.
- Attach a recent passport-sized color photograph in the designated space and write your name on the back of the photograph.
- Complete Section B before attending the chest X-ray examination. This includes your home address, telephone number, email, country of birth, and nationality.
- In Section C, read the declaration carefully, sign, and date it in the presence of the radiographer or radiologist. If a guardian is completing the declaration for a minor, include their information.
- The radiographer or radiologist will fill out Sections D and E after the examination. Ensure this is completed fully, especially if any abnormalities are found.
- Review all sections to confirm that all information provided is complete and accurate before submission.
- Submit your completed chest X-ray certificate and any other required medical certificates within three months from the date the radiologist signed the certificate. Keep a copy for your records.
Complete your Chest X-ray Certificate online to ensure a smooth immigration process.
Other DOH accredited Clinic or Hospitals. *All laboratory examinations and X-ray must be within 6 months validity.