Form 1507 · Visit and tourism
Evidence of Intended Medical Treatment (Includes Consultation)
What this official form is for and who lodges it. The form itself is only ever the Department's own document; nothing is completed or submitted here.
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Purpose
This form provides evidence, completed and signed by a registered medical practitioner, of a person's ongoing or intended medical treatment in Australia. It is submitted in support of a medical treatment visa application to confirm that treatment is planned or under way.
Who lodges it
The form is completed and signed by a registered medical practitioner; it is then submitted by the visa applicant (the person undergoing treatment, or a support-person applicant to whom it is provided) with their visa application.
When it is used
Used when a person intends to apply for a subclass 602 (Medical Treatment) visa, including support-person applicants, and needs practitioner-certified evidence of the intended treatment for the application to be valid.
Official form
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