Radiological Report on Chest X-ray of an Applicant for an Australian Visa

What it is for

This form is the radiological report used to record the results of a chest x-ray required as part of the health examinations for an Australian visa application. Once completed and given to the panel physician or clinic, the Commonwealth becomes the owner of the information and the panel physician sends the form to the Department.

Who completes it

The report is completed by the examining panel radiologist/physician; the visa applicant provides their identifying details and signs the applicable declaration. The information is collected under section 60 of the Migration Act 1958.

Information it collects (in general terms)

General categories include the applicant's identifying details, the visa subclass number and visa name being applied for, the radiological findings from the chest x-ray, and, where relevant, a declaration by a pregnant applicant before undergoing the x-ray.

When it is used

Used when a visa applicant is required to undergo a chest x-ray as part of immigration health examinations, whether arranged before or after lodging the visa application, either through a panel radiology clinic outside Australia or the Migration Medical Services Provider within Australia.

This site is not affiliated with the Australian Government. Forms are completed and lodged in your own ImmiAccount; this platform never submits anything to the department.