Special consideration for children born in Australia who do not meet health requirements for visa eligibility
Doctor examining a baby boy with a stethoscope Credit: uniquely india/Getty Images/photosindia
A child may not meet Australia’s health requirement if they have a condition that requires significant health care or community services, especially if these services are high-cost or limited in availability. However, the child’s visa could still be granted if they qualify for the "child born and ordinarily resident in Australia" assessment. Listen to SBS Sinhala podcast for more information.
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