Singapore Visa Applicants - FAQ's - What you need to know
Singapore Medical Examination
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Singapore medical examinations may be required for Employment Pass (EP), S Pass, Work Permit, Student Pass, Long-Term Visit Pass, Permanent Residence, and other long-term stay applications. Requirements vary depending on the pass type and may include a medical examination, Chest X-ray, HIV test, and other investigations as specified by the Singapore authorities, employer, educational institution, or sponsor.
Applicants should carry their original passport and any medical forms or instructions provided by their employer, university, Ministry of Manpower (MOM), Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA), or sponsoring organization. Our team will guide you through the required tests and assist with completion of the necessary medical documentation.
Documents to Carry
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• Original Passport
• Passport Copy (Photo Page)
• Singapore Medical Examination Form (if provided)
• Recent Passport Size Photograph(s), if required
• Previous Medical Reports, if applicable
• List of Current Medications, if any
• Spectacles or Contact Lenses, if used
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Tests That May Be Required
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Medical requirements vary depending on the pass category and instructions issued by the Singapore authorities.
The medical examination may include:
• Medical Examination by a Doctor
• Chest X-Ray
• HIV Test
• Height and Weight Measurement
• Blood Pressure Check
• Vision Assessment
• Additional laboratory investigations if specifically requested
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What to Expect During the Examination
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• Verification of identity and documents
• Medical history review
• Physical examination by the doctor
• Chest X-ray, if required
• Blood sample collection, if required
• Completion of the prescribed medical form, if provided
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How Long Does the Examination Take?
Most Singapore medical examinations are completed within 30–60 minutes. Additional time may be required if radiology or laboratory investigations are needed.
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When Will I Receive My Reports?
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Medical reports are generally available after all required investigations have been completed and reviewed by the examining doctor. Timelines may vary depending on the tests required.
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Is Fasting Required?
Fasting is generally not required for Singapore medical examinations unless specifically advised for a particular test.
Pregnant Applicants
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Pregnant applicants should inform the clinic before the examination. If a Chest X-ray is required, alternative arrangements or postponement may be advised based on the medical requirements and stage of pregnancy.
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Important Note
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Singapore medical requirements vary by pass type, including Employment Pass (EP), S Pass, Work Permit, Student Pass, Long-Term Visit Pass, Permanent Residence, and other immigration categories. Applicants should bring any forms or instructions received from their employer, institution, or Singapore authorities to ensure the correct examination is performed.