Thanx for the info Jeremy.
I'm going thru an agent at the moment.He suggested that everything should be fine but still I've to do my homework,in case need arises, so i'm getting prepared for the worse.
Regarding MRT,I've mainly reviewed parents visa cases and most of them have been successful.
I have another query for you.
While going thru one of the cases on MRT, I've found that if we get the further treatment now which may be required than we are easily through.But in our case,as per the orthopadics and seeing the physical condition of my father inlaw who is perfectly fine,there is no need for immediate surgery and as such according to specialist he may not need surgery for another 3-5 years.
I've seen in one of the cases on MRT website where the applicant agreed to pay for the future treatment and even provided proof of it to the tribunal about his payment for the future treatment,so that he is not a burden on australian tax payer.And that applicant got his visa.
Now my query is,if we are denied visa, we still can't forcefully go in for the surgery now as it is not required at all and as such any specialist also can't deny this but if we do agree to pay the cost of future treatment,what are the chances?
Please advice.
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