Your Kuwaiti working visa application involves your clinician carrying out various tests and producing a written medical report. If you have opted for an expedited service, your final report will be ready in just 72 working hours following your visit.
What tests will I need?
Your Kuwaiti visa medical involves having a full medical examination and discussion about your medical history, along with the following tests:
- Malaria
- HIV
- Hepatitis B & C
- Syphilis
- Filiriasis
- Urinalysis
- Women require a pregnancy test
- A TBQ and a chest X-ray might also be required
How long does it take for my results to be finalised?
If you do not opt for the expedited 24-hour visa medical service, your results will take up to 12 working days.
Highly competitive rates
- A standard Kuwaiti visa medical (for men): £300
- A Kuwaiti visa medical with a TBQ test: £360
- A Kuwaiti visa medical with a TBQ test and a chest X-ray: £440
Will there be any additional visa medical charges?
If you are aged over 40 (or when clinically indicated), you also need an electrocardiogram (an ECG), which is £90.
If you are aged over 50, then your prospective Kuwaiti employer may require that you undergo a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test, which is £90.
An HbA1c test (at £90) may be required if you have a history of diabetes.
When you come for your Kuwaiti visa medical, you will need to bring your original passport (in order to confirm your identity) along with one passport-sized photo.
Call our clinic today or book online for your same-day Kuwaiti visa medical. Please note that x-rays are carried out in a nearby imaging centre and will incur an additional fee of approximately £40 payable to the hospital.
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