In many countries, especially those in the Middle East (e.g., the UAE), a visa medical is a mandatory health check required for individuals applying for residency, work, or employment visas.
Includes a general assessment of the applicant’s health condition to identify any signs of illness or medical concerns.
Screening for HIV to ensure that the applicant is not carrying the virus.
This is one of the most common tests for tuberculosis (TB), which is mandatory for many visa applicants, especially for those applying for long-term residence or employment visas.
Urinalysis may be required to check for certain conditions, such as kidney disease or diabetes, and to detect the presence of illegal substances or drugs in the system.
Some countries may require a pregnancy test for female applicants to ensure that they are not pregnant before undergoing certain medical procedures or receiving certain vaccinations.
Some countries may require applicants to provide proof of specific vaccinations (e.g., MMR – Measles, Mumps, Rubella; BCG – Bacillus Calmette-Guerin for TB) as part of the medical check-up process.
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