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Questions: 1.Explain in your own words what sections of the INZ Operational Instructions apply to Harpreets health assessment for a residency visa and why? 2.Will Harpreet meet the acceptable standard of health? Explain in your own words, why or why not? 3.What submissions would you make to support his Case identify any further information you might need to make these submissions? Answers: 1.According to the fact of the case, Harpeet has diagnosed with cancer and he applied for Student visa. The cost of his health care treatment will be in excess of NZ$11,000 per year. Now according to the A4.10 the acceptable standard of health provide the section for the residence visa. Under this section, the visa applicant can apply for the residence class visa. For the acceptable standard of health residential, visa applicable for a medical waiver. For the decline of the visa under the residence class visa, it may decline any person if it was not assessed. It also granted under the section A4.60 for an acceptable standard of health and a medical waiver[1]. The applicants who apply for the residence visa must provide proper information of the health diseases. It applicable for the health disease, which affects danger to public health or it may completely imposed for significant costs for a health residence services or special education services[2]. The applicant can considered under an acceptable standard of health for granting the visa for a medical waiver according to undertake the work[3]. The medical conditions, which will be applicable in this matters for the major diseases like HIV infection, Hepatitis B added with antigen positive along with abnormal liver function Hepatitis C, RNA positive, solid organ transplants Chronic renal failure or progressive renal disorders Cardiac disease Genetic or congenital disorders severe autoimmune disease Malignancies of solid organs and hematopoietic tissue Under the above medical list, the hearing loss or profound bilateral sensori-neural hearing loss, vision impairment with visual acuity and physical disability are also included. Therefore, it is necessary to meet with the requirement of the residence class visa for the applicant[4]. If the significant cost does not meet with New Zealand's health services requirement then the applicant will never get the access of the resident visa. The applicant must have the ability to pay the cost of the health services, pharmaceuticals, or residential cares, which are, required which he and someone other than the applicant[5]. 2.The medical issues are one of the important parts in the visa application for the applicant. If any delay occurs in the visa processing, then it may cancel the visa processing in a competent way. In the immigration process for the acceptable standard of health residence class visa, the applicant must follow some rules, which are essential in New Zealand. Under the terms of the visa process, it is necessary to operate the immigration process with essential two tiers which has operated by the Immigration New Zealand where individually any person can able to apply for the acceptable standard of health in a residence application[6]. It is necessary to apply under a medical condition where a medical waiver is also required in the application. The application will not acceptable if applicant is suffered under some dangerous diseases, which are: HIV infection, Hepatitis B added with antigen positive along with abnormal liver function Hepatitis C, RNA positive, solid organ transplants Chronic renal failure or progressive renal disorders Cardiac disease Genetic or congenital disorders severe autoimmune disease Nurologcal diseases which includes poorly controlled epilepsy, Cerebrovascular disease, Cerebral palsy, Poliomyelitis, progressive multiple sclerosis Malignancies of solid organs and hematopoietic tissue[7] Chronic respiratory disease Severe developmental disorders like brain injury, intellectual disability, physical disability, and Autistic spectrum disorders[8] Therefore, the medical conditions must be relevant with the health disorders of the applicant[9]. According to the case facts Harpeet has applied for Student visa ad later he found about his cancer. The cost of the treatment will be in excess of NZ$11,000 per year and his brother wants to provide the medical support to him. Now according to the health requirement for the immigration service Harpeet already cover all required area[10]. He was already applied for student visa and now suffering from a diseases. Therefore the according to the above requirement his diseases not matching with the list. The disease, which he is suffering, not creates any danger to the public. Therefore, he can apply for the residential visa in New Zealand[11]. 3.According to the act of the case Harpeet is required pay the treatment amount of NZ$11,000 per year which written by the doctor. Therefore, in the significant of the cost, he is bound to pay the medical costs in New Zealand. Now his brother will pay the amount for the medical emergency[12]. The issue about the medical costs has solved. The second issue is one of the important part in this case, which is health condition of the visa applicant[13]. The visa applicant is suffering from cancer and he need to prove that his health condition is not creating any risk for the country. The application of the visa is might not granted if the diseases are found according to the below list. The diseases are: HIV infection, Hepatitis B added with antigen positive along with abnormal liver function Hepatitis C, RNA positive, solid organ transplants Chronic renal failure or progressive renal disorders Cardiac disease Genetic or congenital disorders severe autoimmune disease Nurologcal diseases which includes poorly controlled epilepsy, Cerebrovascular disease, Cerebral palsy, Poliomyelitis, progressive multiple sclerosis Malignancies of solid organs and hematopoietic tissue Chronic respiratory disease Severe developmental disorders like brain injury, intellectual disability, physical disability, and Autistic spectrum disorders[14] Therefore, according to the facts of the case cancer is not creating any danger for the country[15]. The medical cost of him will paid by his brother according to the terms of the significant cost of New Zealand. Therefore, no issues have found in this case where Harpeet is not able to get the Acceptable Standard of Health for the residence visa. 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