4/1申請
4/2體檢
4/3收到體檢資料
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到現在4/18簽證都還沒下來....
上網查大家都是體檢完隔個兩天 甚至當天就收到了
我現在簽證費也扣款了 機票也訂了 就是收不到簽證
等到有點煩躁= =+
4/14寫信去問了 4/17回了封信給我(可是好像也沒說啥)
現在是...就繼續等嗎orz
----------以下是4/17回信內容---------------------------------
DEPARTMENT OF IMMIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP
Dear XXX,
Thank you for your email in relation to your electronic Working Holiday
(subclass 417) visa application lodged via the Department of Immigration and
Citizenship website.
HEALTH RESULTS REFERRED TO MOC
Your medical results have been referred to a Medical Officer of the
Commonwealth (MOC) in Australia for formal opinion. It can take several
weeks for Australian medical authorities to provide a result to the
Australian Immigration office processing the application. Should more
detailed medical information be required, a MOC or examining doctor may
request the applicant to undergo specialist examinations. This process
ensures that the most comprehensive information is used when assessing an
application against the health criterion.
A processing officer is required by law to accept the MOC's opinion on
whether an applicant meets the health requirement, therefore a decision on
the application cannot be finalised until the health assessment result(s) are
received. The MOC's opinion is based on the results of medical and
radiological examinations which include an applicant's medical history, age,
period of intended stay in Australia and other relevant considerations.
Provided the applicant does not pose a public health or safety risk,
decisions are based on the potential cost and impact on the Australian
community resulting from the possible use of medical and related services.
You will be advised if you are required to undergo further health
examinations or as soon as a decision is finalised on your visa application.
TRACKING THE PROGRESS OF YOUR APPLICATION
To check the progress of your application, you can use the online enquiry
service.
Use your Transaction Reference Number (TRN) provided in the subject line of
this email to access this free 24 hour service through our website at
http://www.immi.gov.au/e_visa/check-progress.htm
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The department will try to process your visa application as efficiently as
possible. However, the department advises applicants not to finalise their
travel arrangements until they have received notification of their visa
application outcome.
Working Holiday visa applications lodged electronically may be finalised
within two (2) weeks of lodgement. In some instances applications may need
to be referred for further processing, resulting in longer processing times.
To be eligible for a Working Holiday visa, applicants must be outside
Australia when they apply and at the time a decision is made on their
application.
If your visa application contains incorrect and / or misleading information,
this may lead to your application being refused or your visa being cancelled.
Medical treatment in Australia can be very expensive for tourists who are not
covered by Australia's national health scheme. It is recommended that you
have health or travel insurance for yourself and your family for the duration
of your stay in Australia.
If your circumstances change or the information provided as part of your
application is no longer correct, you must inform the department in writing
as soon as possible.
CONTACTING THE DEPARTMENT / CLIENT SERVICE INFORMATION
You can contact us with a general enquiry in a number of ways. Please refer
to the attached documents. The attachments are provided as .pdf files. To
view or print a .pdf file, you need the Adobe Reader®, Version 5 or later,
on your computer.
You can download a free copy of Adobe Reader® and access instructions on how
to install the software from the Adobe website http://get.adobe.com/reader/
Thank you for using the eVisa service.
Yours sincerely,
Scott Jones
Position Number: 60004038
Visa Processing Officer
Hobart Global Processing Centre
Tasmania State Office
Department of Immigration & Citizenship
(See attached file: CONTACTING THE DEPARTMENT.pdf)(See attached file: CLIENT
SERVICE INFORMATION.pdf)
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4/2體檢
4/3收到體檢資料
.
.
.
.
到現在4/18簽證都還沒下來....
上網查大家都是體檢完隔個兩天 甚至當天就收到了
我現在簽證費也扣款了 機票也訂了 就是收不到簽證
等到有點煩躁= =+
4/14寫信去問了 4/17回了封信給我(可是好像也沒說啥)
現在是...就繼續等嗎orz
----------以下是4/17回信內容---------------------------------
DEPARTMENT OF IMMIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP
Dear XXX,
Thank you for your email in relation to your electronic Working Holiday
(subclass 417) visa application lodged via the Department of Immigration and
Citizenship website.
HEALTH RESULTS REFERRED TO MOC
Your medical results have been referred to a Medical Officer of the
Commonwealth (MOC) in Australia for formal opinion. It can take several
weeks for Australian medical authorities to provide a result to the
Australian Immigration office processing the application. Should more
detailed medical information be required, a MOC or examining doctor may
request the applicant to undergo specialist examinations. This process
ensures that the most comprehensive information is used when assessing an
application against the health criterion.
A processing officer is required by law to accept the MOC's opinion on
whether an applicant meets the health requirement, therefore a decision on
the application cannot be finalised until the health assessment result(s) are
received. The MOC's opinion is based on the results of medical and
radiological examinations which include an applicant's medical history, age,
period of intended stay in Australia and other relevant considerations.
Provided the applicant does not pose a public health or safety risk,
decisions are based on the potential cost and impact on the Australian
community resulting from the possible use of medical and related services.
You will be advised if you are required to undergo further health
examinations or as soon as a decision is finalised on your visa application.
TRACKING THE PROGRESS OF YOUR APPLICATION
To check the progress of your application, you can use the online enquiry
service.
Use your Transaction Reference Number (TRN) provided in the subject line of
this email to access this free 24 hour service through our website at
http://www.immi.gov.au/e_visa/check-progress.htm
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The department will try to process your visa application as efficiently as
possible. However, the department advises applicants not to finalise their
travel arrangements until they have received notification of their visa
application outcome.
Working Holiday visa applications lodged electronically may be finalised
within two (2) weeks of lodgement. In some instances applications may need
to be referred for further processing, resulting in longer processing times.
To be eligible for a Working Holiday visa, applicants must be outside
Australia when they apply and at the time a decision is made on their
application.
If your visa application contains incorrect and / or misleading information,
this may lead to your application being refused or your visa being cancelled.
Medical treatment in Australia can be very expensive for tourists who are not
covered by Australia's national health scheme. It is recommended that you
have health or travel insurance for yourself and your family for the duration
of your stay in Australia.
If your circumstances change or the information provided as part of your
application is no longer correct, you must inform the department in writing
as soon as possible.
CONTACTING THE DEPARTMENT / CLIENT SERVICE INFORMATION
You can contact us with a general enquiry in a number of ways. Please refer
to the attached documents. The attachments are provided as .pdf files. To
view or print a .pdf file, you need the Adobe Reader®, Version 5 or later,
on your computer.
You can download a free copy of Adobe Reader® and access instructions on how
to install the software from the Adobe website http://get.adobe.com/reader/
Thank you for using the eVisa service.
Yours sincerely,
Scott Jones
Position Number: 60004038
Visa Processing Officer
Hobart Global Processing Centre
Tasmania State Office
Department of Immigration & Citizenship
(See attached file: CONTACTING THE DEPARTMENT.pdf)(See attached file: CLIENT
SERVICE INFORMATION.pdf)
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