FAQ · Process
Do I need a medical examination?
Simple answer
Possibly. Some visas require a medical examination or a health certificate from an approved doctor or clinic. Others do not. It depends on the visa type, your nationality, and the destination’s rules. SojournHub does not list government-approved clinics. Use the checklist for your route. A panel professional may confirm what applies to your case.
What it means
A medical examination, sometimes just called a medical, is a health check for immigration. A destination may name an approved doctor or clinic and a form to use. A letter from your usual doctor is not always accepted in its place. Many visas do not ask for a medical at all.
What you may need to do
Wait until your checklist says a medical is required before you book one. If it is required, follow the destination’s instructions on who may examine you and how recent the result must be. Upload the certificate your checklist names.
Country / visa warning
Do not assume every visa needs a medical, and do not use a clinic list from a different country. SojournHub does not publish government clinic lists. Approval is never guaranteed.
Next action
Check the medical line on your route checklist before you book an examination.
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