01Your valid passport.

Expired or damaged ones are not acceptable(If a valid passport is not available, a valid Chinese ID card can be an alternative.)

02One two-inch color photograph taken within the last six months.

03The referral letter.

If you are unable to print the letter, please show it on your digital devices.

01Have light meals and get sufficient sleep three days before the examination.

02The medical examination does not require fasting. However, please avoid attending if you have a fever, cold, or cough on the day of the examination .

03Applicants with chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes should continue their regular medication regimen prior to the examination.

04If you are pregnant, please let your panel physician know. Female applicants can undergo the medical examination during their menstrual period as it does not involve a gynecological exam.

05Applicants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by father or mother to the examination and for signing any necessary documents. The parent's original ID documents and the applicant’s original birth certificate or household registration book should be presented to confirm the guardianship. If other individuals,instead of the parents, act as the guardian, it is necessary to provide the guardian's ID documents and a guardianship certificate in both Chinese and English. These documents will be uploaded to Australia’s eMedical system by the clinic.

06Avoid heavy makeup and colored contact lenses that alter the size or color of your pupils on the day of the examination; regular contact lenses are acceptable, but bringing everyday glasses is recommended for those with poor vision.

07If you have been requested to undertake additional tests to rule out active PTB by Australia during previous immigration medical examination, please let your panel physician know and provide the HAP ID or ID documents linked to the previous examination reduce the likelihood of repeated requests for sputum tests.

01Your valid passport and one photocopy of the passport photo page.

• An ID card is not an alternative to passport.

• If your passport has been submitted to the UK Visa office, a photocopy of the passport stamped by the visa office will be accepted.

• The passport must be a valid, original document; expired or damaged ones are not acceptable.

02Two recent standard ID photos taken within the last 6 months.

Your photo must be:

• A close-up of your full head and upper shoulders, with the crown of head to chin occupying approximately two-thirds of the frame;

• Closely resembling your current appearance without significant alteration or distortion by computer software;

• 35x45mm in size(equivalent to Chinese passport photo dimensions) and in color on plain white photographic paper.

03Prepare the English version of your specific domestic address and your contact address in the UK.

• The UK address can be a school, workplace, or residential address.

• If the UK address is not yet confirmed at the time of the examination, it may be left blank and updated later once confirmed.

04Your visa category

• This information is necessary for the examination. If the visa category is not determined at the time of the examination, it may be left blank and updated later once confirmed

01The examination does not require fasting. Please avoid attending if you have a fever, cold, or cough.

02If you are pregnant, please let your panel physician know in advance.

03Applicants under the age of 17 must be accompanied by father or mother to the examination and for signing any necessary documents. The parent's original ID documents and the applicant’s original birth certificate or household registration book should be presented to confirm the guardianship. If other individuals,instead of the parents, act as the guardian, it is necessary to provide the guardian's ID documents and a guardianship certificate.

01Applicants aged 11 years and older will undergo a chest X-ray;

02Those under the age of 11 will have a consultation with a doctor.

Canadian immigration medical examinations are categorized based on whether an IME (Immigration Medical Examination) number is assigned. There are two types: medical examinations with an IME number and up-front medical examinations (without an IME number). Please be aware that you don’t need to repeat the medical examination if you’ve already had one in the last four months( this requirement is subject to changes in IRCC policies, please refer to the latest IRCC policies).

Medical Examination with an IME Number: This process begins when the applicant submits a visa application to IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada), which then sends a medical examination letter containing an IME number to the applicant. The applicant must present this letter at the panel clinic during their examination. Panle clinics will also require the IME number when scheduling the appointment. IRCC strongly prefers that applicants present valid passports for the Canadian IME. However, Chinese national ID card is acceptable when passport is not available. If the passport used during the medical examination differs from the one used at the time of the visa application due to renewal, the examination can still proceed without issues. 

Up-front Medical Examination: In this scenario, the applicant completes the medical examination at a panel clinic before submitting their visa application. The applicant must then submit the visa application along with the Information Sheet provided by the panel clinic. The Information Sheet includes a UMI number located beneath the barcode. Note that up-front medical examinations are applicable only to visitor, student, and worker visa categories. It is recommended to use a passport for this examination and not an ID card. 

01Valid passport (If unavailable, a Chinese national ID card can be an alternative, and the Information Sheet will show ID card number) (it is not recommended to use the ID card for the up-fromt medical examination).

02Canadian Medical Examination letter with IME number (not required for up-front medical examinations) ;If you are unable to print the letter, please show it on your digital devices.

03One passport photograph taken within 6 months.

04A vaccination record of COVID-19 if applicable.

01Have light meals and get sufficient sleep three days before the examination.

02The medical examination does not require fasting. However, please avoid attending if you have a fever, cold, or cough on the day of the examination.

03Applicants with chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes should continue their regular medication regimen prior to the examination.

04If you are pregnant, please let your panel physician know. Female applicants can undergo the medical examination during their menstrual period as it does not involve a gynecological exam.

05Applicants under the age of 16 must be accompanied by father or mother to the examination and for signing any necessary documents. The parent's original ID documents and the applicant’s original birth certificate or household registration book should be presented to confirm the guardianship. If other individuals,instead of the parents, act as the guardian, it is necessary to provide the guardian's ID documents and a guardianship certificate.

01Avoid heavy makeup and colored contact lenses that alter the size or color of your pupils on the day of the examination; regular contact lenses are acceptable, but bringing everyday glasses is recommended for those with poor vision.

02It is vital to provide a correct and frequently used email address to IRCC.

• This email is essential for receiving communications from the immigration authorities' doctors who may need to contact you regarding further necessary medical requirements.

• Regularly check this email, including your junk or spam folder, to ensure that you do not miss any critical updates or requests for additional information.

03If you have been requested to undertake additional tests to rule out active PTB by IRCC during previous immigration medical examination, please let your panel physician know and provide the IME number or ID documents linked to the previous examination to reduce the likelihood of repeated requests for sputum tests.

The New Zealand immigration medical examination is categorized into two types based on the presence of an NZHR number: examinations with an NZHR number and up-front medical examinations (without an NZHR number).

Medical examination with an NZHR Number: This involves the applicant first submitting their visa application to Immigration New Zealand (INZ), which then sends a medical examination notification with an NZHR number to the applicant. The applicant must present this letter at the panel clinic. Panel clinics will also require the NZHR number when scheduling the appointment. The health requirements of this type of examination are set up by INZ, and the applicant is required to complete these specified requirements. INZ strongly prefers that applicants present valid passports for the medical examination. However, Chinese national ID card is acceptable when passport is not available If the passport at the time of examination differs from that at the time of the visa application due to renewal, the examination can still proceed.

Up-front Medical Examination: This type of examination requires the applicant to first complete the medical examinations at a panel clinic , then submit the Information Sheet provided by the panel clinic. The NZER number located below the barcode on the Information Sheet is the applicant's medical examination number. It is recommended to use the original passport and not an ID card for this examination. The health requirements of this type of examination are based on applicant’s visa type and intended duration of stay in New Zealand. Applicants must check on the INZ official website for their specific health requirements and inform the panel clinic accordingly.

Official Website of Immigration New Zealand for Medical Examination Details:

• https://www.immigration.govt.nz

• https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/visas/visa/pathway-student-visa

• https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/preparing-a-visa-application/medical-info/when-you-need-an-x-ray-or-medical-examination/slider

Types of Medical Examinations for New Zealand Visas:

• Chest X-ray (Form 1096): Required for visa applications of six months or longer.

Note: Children under 11 years and pregnant women are exempt from this examination

• General Medical Examination (Form 1007):  

• Limited Medical Examination (Form 1201): Applicable to spouses or children of New Zealand citizens

01Valid passport (If unavailable, a Chinese national ID card can be an alternative, and the Information Sheet will show ID card number) (it is not recommended to use the ID card for the up-fromt medical examination).

02Medical Examination letter with HR number (not required for up-front medical examinations) ;If you are unable to print the letter, please show it on your digital devices

03One two-inch color photograph taken within 6 months

04The applicant’s or a family member’s email address.

01Have light meals and get sufficient sleep three days before the examination.

02The medical examination does not require fasting. However, please avoid attending if you have a fever, cold, or cough on the day of the examination.

03Applicants with chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes should continue their regular medication regimen prior to the examination.

04Pregnant women are exempt from chest x-ray exam, please let your panel physician know if you are pregnant.

05Applicants aged 5 or over should increase water intake before general medical examination for form 1007 and female applicants should not undergo this examination during menstrual period.

06Applicants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by father or mother to the examination and for signing any necessary documents. The parent's original ID documents and the applicant’s original birth certificate or household registration book should be presented to confirm the guardianship. If other individuals,instead of the parents, act as the guardian, it is necessary to provide the guardian's ID documents and a guardianship certificate.

01 Avoid heavy makeup and colored contact lenses that alter the size or color of your pupils on the day of the examination; regular contact lenses are acceptable, but bringing everyday glasses is recommended for those with poor vision.

02If you have been requested to undertake additional tests to rule out active PTB by INZ during previous immigration medical examination, please let your panel physician know and provide the medical examination number or ID documents linked to the previous examination to reduce the likelihood of repeated requests for sputum tests.

03 It is vital to provide a correct and frequently used email address to INZ. This email is essential for receiving communications from the immigration authorities' doctors who may need to contact you regarding further necessary health requirements. Regularly check this email, including your junk or spam folder, to ensure that you do not miss any critical updates or requests for additional information.

01The reports issued are valid at Spanish visa centers across China, without restrictions based on the applicant's registered residence.

02The report is available in Spanish, English, and Chinese.

If there are no abnormal medical histories or examination results, the report does not require translation. However, if there are abnormal findings or medical histories, these sections will be written in Chinese and must be translated into Spanish by a notary office.

01Your valid passport and a photocopy of the passport’s photo page

• If a passport is not available, please bring your original ID card and photocopies of both sides of the ID card

• The medical report will include the ID card number. Please confirm with the Spanish Consulate/Visa Center beforehand if an ID card-based medical report is acceptable

02Two recent two-inch color formal ID photos taken within half a year, that are headshots and closely resemble your actual appearance, without excessive retouching by computer software.

01Have light meals and get sufficient sleep three days prior to the examination.

02Applicants aged 15 or over need to fast on the day of the examination and do not need to avoid menstrual period;

03Children aged 5 to under 15 should increas water intake before the examination and will need a urine test. Those of this age group who have started menstruating should avoid having the urine test during their menstrual period.

04Avoid attending the examination if you have a fever, cold, or cough.

05Applicants with chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes should continue their regular medication regimen prior to the examination.

06If you are pregnant, please let your panel physician know in advance.

07Applicants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by father or mother to the examination and for signing any necessary documents.

The parent's original ID documents and the applicant’s original birth certificate or household registration book should be presented to confirm the guardianship. If other individuals,instead of the parents, act as the guardian, it is necessary to provide the guardian's ID documents and a guardianship certificate.

08Applicants aged 11 years and older are required to change into examination garments at the panel clinic for a chest X-ray examination.

01Your valid passport and one photocopy of the passport photo page

02One two-inch color photograph

03The latest version of Singapore immigration medical examination form

01Fasting is not required on the day of the examination. Please a void attending the examination if you have a fever, cold, or cough.

02Individuals with chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes should continue their regular medication regimen prior to the examination.

03If you are pregnant, please inform your doctor in advance.

04Applicants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by father or mother to the examination and for signing any necessary documents. The parent's original ID documents and the applicant’s original birth certificate or household registration book should be presented to confirm the guardianship. If other individuals,instead of the parents, act as the guardian, it is necessary to provide the guardian's ID documents and a guardianship certificate.

01Your valid passport or ID card, along with one photocopy of the documents

02One two-inch color photograph

02The latest version of medical examination form

01Have light meals and get sufficient sleep three days before the examination.

02The medical examination does not require fasting. However, please avoid attending if you have a fever, cold, or cough on the day of the examination .

03Applicants with chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes should continue their regular medication regimen prior to the examination.

04If you are pregnant, please let your panel physician know. Female applicants can undergo the medical examination during their menstrual period as it does not involve a gynecological exam.

05Applicants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by father or mother to the examination and for signing any necessary documents. The parent's original ID documents and the applicant’s original birth certificate or household registration book should be presented to confirm the guardianship. If other individuals,instead of the parents, act as the guardian, it is necessary to provide the guardian's ID documents and a guardianship certificate.

06Applicants aged 5 to under 11 should be scheduled on weekdays only, no later than 1pm.

01Your valid passport or ID card, along with one photocopy of the documents

02One two-inch color photograph

03The latest version of medical examination form

01Fasting is not required on the day of the examination; Please avoid attending the examination if you have a fever, cold, or cough.

02Applicants with chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes should continue their regular medication regimen prior to the examination.

03If you are pregnant, please inform your doctor in advance.

04Applicants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by father or mother to the examination and for signing any necessary documents. The parent's original ID documents and the applicant’s original birth certificate or household registration book should be presented to confirm the guardianship. If other individuals,instead of the parents, act as the guardian, it is necessary to provide the guardian's ID documents and a guardianship certificate.

01For specific medical examination requirements related to visa applications for other countries, please contact the service hotline at 4008196622, or send an email to cn.scv.healthcheck@parkwaypantai.com.