How to check medical test report in UAE?

Medical test report – Thousands of ex-pat workers who come to the UAE need to go for a medicinal test in their country before they allow to enter the UAE. The main reason for the medical test is to prevent people who have suffered from contagious diseases.

Expats screen conducts mainly for contagious diseases, including tuberculosis, hepatitis B, and HIV/Aids at approved medical centers in the United Arab Emirates.

If a person tests positive for contagious diseases, the UAE government will deny his or her residency and work visa applications. Immigration to the UAE will deny the visa and prevent them from entering the country.

Your medical fitness certificate from your home country will be invalid until you undergo the confirmatory re-test in the UAE.

Only the foreign nationals who submit the medical test report along with the visa application could get the entry permit otherwise the application can be rejected.

The UAE has long been very tough about disease control, as they have many workers coming in from other countries such as India, Pakistan, Srilanka, Indonesia, Philippines, Nepal, Africa, Arab and western countries.

These workers carry two risks: firstly, transmission, and secondly, a burden on the healthcare system in the country.

The ex-pats needing to renew their visas require to undergo a medical test at the authorized medical center.

If the worker tests positive for hepatitis during the visa renewal physical check, he or she will not be deported from the UAE.

What is the process?

If you are on a work visa your company may apply for the medical test on your behalf of you, but if you are going to apply yourself then hereby are some steps to follow.

1. Visit one of the medical check-up centers.
2. Submit the required documents.
3. Pay the fees.
4. Go to the designated medical check-up room for the category you fall under.
5. Receive a card indicating the application number.

Required Documents 

• Valid passport (Original+photo copy)
• Entry permit (Original+photo copy)

Fees to pay

The medical test fee can be different when the government changes the policy, therefore, visit the haad website to get the updated fees.

• Residence visa medical check-up certificate = AED 250
• Hepatitis B vaccine (for specific categories) = AED 50

After 48hrs of completing the medical test, you could check your medical report status online using your application number.

Now the HAAD has updated its website and become DOH (Department Of Health) all of its digital services have gone under the TAMM which is a government subsidiary organization.

To check your medical you should visit the TAMM website through this link. click here

1. Enter your application number and
2. Unified ID
3. Check the “I am not a robot box“
4. Then search

When you submit the request, the result will be displayed right away. If you pass the screening test, you will be able to collect your report from the screening center.

Many private hospitals offer health screening services, notably SEHA, seha medical reports are available at SEHA health screening centers across the country.

In conclusion: To check your medical report online in UAE is a straightforward process. If your medical test is done in Dubai there is a different procedure click here.

To obtain information about your medical test in Dubai, you must go to the medical check-up center within the time frame specified on your receipt and collect your medical certificate.

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