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FlTemples   0

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My son applied for visa lately, but he is a heavy smoker. I want to know dose a smoking person face any problem in chest X RAY or anything that can lead  to visa rejection?? Because if there is any restrictions, maybe he should quit or at least vape? I have read at Vaping Daily that it is not as dangerous as sigarettes. 

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2 hours ago, FlTemples said:

My son applied for visa lately, but he is a heavy smoker. I want to know dose a smoking person face any problem in chest X RAY or anything that can lead  to visa rejection?? Because if there is any restrictions, maybe he should quit or at least vape? I have read at Vaping Daily that it is not as dangerous as sigarettes. 

What visa is this for?

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Cigarette smoking, in itself, will not be cause for denial.  The xray will be used to rule out evidence of TB.

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7 minutes ago, Coco8 said:

I think the question is, what is he smoking? LOL

 

If he is requesting a student visa (the subject of the subforum), there is no medical exam.

While there is no medical exam, the student visa applicant must send in a form signed off by a doctor for certain tests and vaccinations.  My niece had to do it for her student visa.

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2 hours ago, Jojo92122 said:

While there is no medical exam, the student visa applicant must send in a form signed off by a doctor for certain tests and vaccinations.  My niece had to do it for her student visa.

 

I'm pretty sure that was asked by the university. I had a student visa and my sister too, and we didn't need any forms from doctors. I do remember filling in some information for the university. What they can require once you arrive to the university is a TB test, that is a regulation from USCIS or DOS if I'm not mistaken.

 

 

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