Originally Posted by
JandM
The MA's job is to understand each person's physical state, to judge whether that person might cost the NZ health service too much. So this MA is checking if, while your father is pretty well at the moment, either of these conditions is considered by his doctors to be likely to get suddenly worse in the next short while - 5 years or so. INZ look at these parent/grandparent visas very carefully, because they are quite likely for many people to lead on to an application for residence, and also, since the person is likely to be spending a long time in NZ, any sudden medical emergency would have to be treated and paid for by the applicant or the family.
Thanks mate. Fingers crossed. actually my father had a border line diabetes so his GP asked him to change diet and exercise etc and no medication . hence there would be glucose level ( more than the expected ) in blood as he was not on a medication.
It just happened that on the day on medical test he had a mild fever ( which he figured out after giving medical) which might have raised the blood pressure but normally that's under control with medication. never know. This seems to be temporary visa as the sponsorship for i filled his (inz 1025 sponsorship form for temporary entry) and i think on a PR is permanent rest are temporary visas.