Tb test

[mars]

Hi everyone. I'm new in this forum. I am really worried about my lung scar. I had been treated with TB for 6 months and completely cured 2 years ago. I had medical certification from my doctor too. My boyfriend decided to sort out a visiting visa for me to visit and meet his family in the UK. I am aware that TB testing and chest x-rays are done and might need to show when arriving at the airport. Please tell me what are my chances of the immigration for granting me a visiting visa. ( I am aware of the documents and everything needed tho, but just a bit worried of the medical results). And if I give them the x-ray film and shows scars in it, will they still allow me to pass through and spend holidays in the UK? I'll only be there for a month.

Hope to hear from you guys soonest. thanks a lot.. God Bless!

[sars_notd_virus]

Hi everyone. I'm new in this forum. I am really worried about my lung scar. I had been treated with TB for 6 months and completely cured 2 years ago.

TB is recurrent, but if you have been treated and your pulmonologist says your clear then no worries.

[ConfusedMe]

Hi everyone. I'm new in this forum. I am really worried about my lung scar. I had been treated with TB for 6 months and completely cured 2 years ago. I had medical certification from my doctor too. My boyfriend decided to sort out a visiting visa for me to visit and meet his family in the UK. I am aware that TB testing and chest x-rays are done and might need to show when arriving at the airport. Please tell me what are my chances of the immigration for granting me a visiting visa. ( I am aware of the documents and everything needed tho, but just a bit worried of the medical results). And if I give them the x-ray film and shows scars in it, will they still allow me to pass through and spend holidays in the UK? I'll only be there for a month.

Hope to hear from you guys soonest. thanks a lot.. God Bless!

I got scarring too and what they only ask is the letter from the doctor's that you are cleared from it. No need to worry