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Emigrate to New Zealand - How to Sponsor Your Parents Part 3 - Medical Assessments Explained This is something that can cause a huge amount of trauma to applicants trying to emigrate to New Zealand, whichever route they take to get here. I'm guessing that it affects more parent sponsorship applications because generally the applicants are older. So what is the deal? Your parents have to be reasonably healthy in order to emigrate to New Zealand. NZIS has what is called an "acceptable standard of health" that they need to have. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: YAC
Hi, well you can probably tell I'm working through all your NZIS articles - I like your style and it's all explained so simply! Yippee - so one who can write in plain English - unlike the rest of us. Anyhow, So passing the medical with the special GP isn't the same as passing the Medical Assessment by the MA? Interesting, didn't realise someone had to check their work and come to the same opinion. Really good to know that they have to prove if they don't think you are healthy enough.. Could be a lot of hoops to jump through if I had to prove I wasn't going to get an ingrowing toenail in the next two years! ;) Cheers A