IMMIGRATION MEDICAL EXAMINATION
Nepal is in a high-risk zone for communicable diseases such as tuberculosis (TB), HIV/AIDS, syphilis, gonorrhea, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C. National statistics show that nearly 15 million people— almost half of Nepal’s population—are infected with TB. Each year, around 44,000 new cases are detected, and 5,000–7,000 people die of TB.
One infected person can transmit the disease to an average of 20 healthy individuals. For this reason, many countries restrict immigration for individuals with TB or suspected cases.
As of 2016, the HIV prevalence among adults was 0.17%, but certain high-risk groups— such as people who inject drugs, female sex workers, and LGBTQ+ individuals—have a prevalence rate of over 5%. Thus, Nepal’s HIV epidemic is classified as a concentrated epidemic.
Many countries also prohibit the entry of foreign students and workers with infectious diseases like TB, STIs, HIV/AIDS, or pulmonary scars.
How We Do
Examination Information
All our medical examinations are conducted by licensed physicians in accordance with Government of Nepal immigration requirements. Our medical certificates are accepted for working visa applications.
We recommend arriving 15 minutes early to your appointment. Please bring your passport and any prior medical records. For some tests, fasting for 8–12 hours may be required.
Examination Process
- Registration and document verification
- Vital signs check (height, weight, blood pressure)
- Blood and urine sample collection
- Physical examination by a physician
- Chest X-ray
- Additional tests based on your selected package
- Receive your medical certificate (timing may vary)
If you have any questions or special requirements, feel free to contact us. We're here to help!
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