Health Undertaking

What it is for

This form is a written agreement with the Australian Government in which a person commits to follow-up health monitoring or treatment after their visa is granted. It is typically required where a health examination indicated the need for post-arrival follow-up for conditions such as tuberculosis, hepatitis B or C, HIV, or leprosy, and it obliges the signer to attend an appointment with a health authority and undergo any treatment or investigation directed.

Who completes it

The visa applicant who has been asked to give a health undertaking; where the applicant is a minor under 16, a parent or guardian signs on their behalf.

Information it collects (in general terms)

General categories include the person's identifying details, acknowledgement of the health-monitoring obligations, and a signed agreement to comply and to contact the Health Undertaking Service after arriving in Australia.

When it is used

Used during visa processing when a health assessment identifies a condition requiring follow-up in Australia, so that the applicant agrees to ongoing monitoring as a condition connected to their visa.

The downloadable PDF is the Department of Home Affairs' own official file (© Commonwealth of Australia, CC BY 3.0 AU), provided unmodified for convenience — always check the official page for the current version. 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.