As part of your visa approval, you signed an agreement with the Australian Government to have a follow-up health examination for hepatitis B or C infection.
This is called a Health Undertaking.
This follow-up health examination is important for your health. Even if you are well you still need a test. Many people with hepatitis B or C have no symptoms, but over time the virus may damage your liver and even cause cancer.
For more information on hepatitis B and C:
To finish your health requirement, you must:
Your doctor will test you for hepatitis B or C infection. They will tell you the result and provide you with information and treatment if needed.
Your doctor will let public health know that you had an appointment, and public health will then tell the Department of Home Affairs that your Health Undertaking is complete.
If you need help to find a doctor, please visit health direct service finder and search for a general practitioner (GP) or call 1800 022 222.
If you need an interpreter, you can call 131 450 or visit Translating and Interpreting Service ?.
If you have any questions about your visa or immigration, please contact the Department of Home Affairs.
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