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i was recently offered job that i think im gong to take but i got a question. do you need a physical to get a non-b visa? i know i will need one for the work permit but some one told me i would need one for non-b. thanks in advance

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Criteria for getting a WP.

Not being insane or mentally sick, suffering from leprosy, tuberculosis, drug addiction, alcoholism, elephantitus and syphilis.

thaiphoon Star Member

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Yes. Syphilis was added to the list on 5th March 2009. Not all clinics and hospitals seem aware of this new Labour Department requirement, so make sure syphilis is included.

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Yes. Syphilis was added to the list on 5th March 2009. Not all clinics and hospitals seem aware of this new Labour Department requirement, so make sure syphilis is included.

In the document I hope. :)

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Yes. Syphilis was added to the list on 5th March 2009. Not all clinics and hospitals seem aware of this new Labour Department requirement, so make sure syphilis is included.

In the document I hope. :)

:D:D:D

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