Form 1507 · Visit and tourism
Evidence of intended medical treatment (includes consultation)
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Form 1507 - Complete this form and have it signed by an Australian registered medical practitioner if you are applying for subclass 602 (Medical Treatment) visa.
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.
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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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