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heart problems & medical
Hi all
We are currently starting the procedure to emigrate via the SIR to South Australia, however my only concern is that my son who is 8 had corrective heart surgery as a 2 week old baby. This may go against us when it comes to the medicals even though he is fit and well playing the usual football, rugby etc. Does anybody have any experience or advice that may shed some light on whether this will be a proplem or not. I have been told that you have to be clear of any major surgey for a minimum period of 10 years. Please advise Regards Mick PS Is �2000 to much for an immigration expert to guide us through the whole process  |
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