did any of you guys know how much a medical check up fees for malaysian students to new zealand?
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Probably a couple of hundred dollars. If you are an international student, you should have medical insurance and should be covered.
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Lots!  Here's one:\n\nwww.online-education.net/medical-billing.html
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link is to a list of all US medical schools:\nhttp://services.aamc.org/memberlistings/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.search&search_type=MS&wildcard_criteria=&state_criteria=CNT%3AUSA&image=Search\n\nlink to Canadian Schools:\nhttp://services.aamc.org/memberlistings/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.search&search_type=MS&wildcard_criteria=&state_criteria=CNT%3ACanada&image=Search\n\nlink to comparison of cost:\nhttps://services.aamc.org/tsfreports/TSF_Report/report.cfm?select_control=PUB&year_of_study=2005\n\nMississippi is listed as least expensive at about $16,000
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I wouldn't know about China, but NZ uses what I believe to be the progressive model: 20, 30, and 39% are the brackets. Anyone over $60.000 per annum is in the highest bracket, but that's not only tax, it also includes medical insurance, pension plan, and all sorts of other things.
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Yes, I once ordered it online when I couldn't get to my doctor.  It was the real thing and I had no problem with the delivery.  It is best to order it from a US based pharmacy (if you live in the United States) as overseas can take a month or more to arrive, and there is always the possibility of it being confiscated by customs.  That doesn't mean you would be prosecuted or anything, just that you wouldn't receive it after having paid.  It is legal in the U.S. because of the 'complimentary, online consultation'.  That's how they get around it.  But there are a few states that don't allow you to receive it - Kentucky is one, plus a couple of others.   Also, almost all of them only allow Visa as a form of payment.
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I'm not sure about Melbourne but James Cook University has an external pre-RN course.  This is funny because my best friend has just moved to NZ to do her RN's over there. I have put a link in the source section.  Good luck with it all welcome to nursing.  I am a registered nurse.
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I tried to move to Australia and it is hard.  You need to take a points test, you get certain points for being under 35, speaking English, etc..  The fee was about $300.00 and it doesn't matter if you have a sponsor, it does help getting in though.
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I am Canadian - I booked an apointment with my dentist last week and will see her next Tuesday.  By the way, Dentists are not covered under Canadian Health Care - never have been, unless it is as a result of an accident, a workplace injury, you are on social assistance, or you have a disability.\n\nMy son was born premature - 2 1/2 months - I did not have to wait for care - he is a healthy and educated 20 year old - and I did not receive a bill for one cent even though i do not have an insurance policy.  My doctor told me that in the US, he was a "million dollar" baby.\n\nMy brother required knee replacement surgery - every step of that process, from pre-op apointments with the best specialists (of his choice I might add - no one tells us who to see) through home care to perform rehab after surgery was completed within 3 months of the first visit and did not cost us one penny - with or without insurance.\n\nI had Leukemia (chronic myleogenous) and chose to go to whatever doctor and hospital I wanted, free of charge, in whatever city in Ontario had the shortest wait time - all free of charge, including the cost of gas or airfare if necessary to get to the appointments.\n\nI haven't had to wait 2 months, let alone a year, at all - although it does happen and it is not good when it does.  I also don't have to fork out one single penny to be seen by the best heart/lung/cancer specialist in the country, they are accessible to everyone regardless of income.\n\nI have a step-sister in LA - she relies on Medicare - she says it is appalling in the US if you don't have private insurance -it's kind of hard to describe what is wrong to the clinic doctor, who didn't speak english, after a 7 hour clinic wait!  Even if you have insurance , you probably have an HMO - a group of non-professionals with little or no medical training who are deciding who you can see, what they will treat, and which hospital you can go to.\n\nYou're trying to tell me that is better??
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Call your family physician in usa and have them fed-ex you some to a doctor there.....just an idea for you......thats if they allow it.If not find a physician there and have them consult with your family physician or primary care. The most i could find as information is the link below. In the center of link is location in abbreviation.Vic for victoria.....qld for queensland and so on.....choose one link and find the hospital nearest you....there should be a phone number there you can call by looking for ....contact us....
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Hi. I had a boyfriend while in college about six years ago and came to the US with a medical license from Europe. In order to even begin working in the US he had to pass the USMLE(United States Medical Licensing Exam). When he was taking it there was only an 11% passage rate. It is a very difficult test. It is $500 dollars each time you register to take the test. I sat with him many, many hours as he studied. I would first find out what it takes now to get a an MD license in the US and go from there. Hope this helps!
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You did not specify, so start here:\n\nhttp://www.nzembassy.com/contact.cfm?CFID=117052&CFTOKEN=15163500&l=86&c=31
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Depends on what you want it for... and where you get it...\n\nCourt Ordered... looking at about $250-$350 if "you are the Father"\n\nother tests can be in the $1000s
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About USD 3,000 to 4,000 depending on condition
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I've participated in health studies through Stanford University Hospital and they never ask me for money up front. In fact, you never should have to pay to participate in a study. It sounds like a scam to me. If I were you, I'd read the contract carefully. Note all the restrictions on how to get your money. Why would they ask for money up front if they were going to give it back to you, anyway?? I'd run in the other direction.
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I've heard the best place to go is India...they have some of the best doctors at a much cheaper price than in the US.
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I hope that you mean the prices or the fee to study medicine in europe.\n\nThe fees of the university is approx:-  6000-8000 usd (per year\n\nAnd the hostel usually will cost approx.:- 1500 - 3000 usd (per year)\n\nAnd food and other expenses is all depend on you economy of life.\n\nIf you need more details mail me, so i can understand what exactly do u need
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ya, i think it is, i heard about it from my friends, but i dont know how much does the exam cost! Go and see