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May 2017 INZ 1121 Health Requirements for entry to New Zealand This leaflet will give you information on the health requirements you must meet to be granted a visa to travel to and remain in New Zealand. Acceptable standard of health Applicants for visas for New Zealand must have an acceptable standard of health. We consider you to have an acceptable standard of health if you are: unlikely to be a danger to public health unlikely to impose significant costs or demands on New Zealand’s health services or special education services able to perform the functions for which you have been granted entry. Showing that you have an acceptable standard of health To show that you have an acceptable standard of health you may have to complete a medical certificate and submit it with your application. There are four different medical certificates: General Medical Certificate (INZ 1007) Limited Medical Certificate (INZ 1201) Chest X-ray Certificate (INZ 1096) Recognised Seasonal Employer Scheme Supplementary Medical Certificate (INZ 1143). What you have to provide depends on which category you are applying under, how long you intend to stay in New Zealand, and whether you have provided a medical certificate with any previous application. You generally do not have to provide a new medical certificate if you provided one to us with an earlier application (refer to How long are medical certificates valid for? in this Guide). immigration.govt.nz Residence class visa applications A Limited Medical Certificate and Chest X-ray Certificate must be provided by applicants who: are applying under the Partnership Category as the partner of a New Zealand citizen or residence class visa holder and who meet the requirements of the Partnership Category, and any dependent child(ren) included in their application; or are applying under the Dependent Child Category as the dependent child of a New Zealand citizen or residence class visa holder and who meet the requirements of the Dependent Child Cat