Does occupational medicine perform visa medical screening?

Visa medical screening is an administrative health assessment linked to an immigration application. The required steps vary with the visa category and the authority handling the application. They can include a medical history, physical examination, laboratory testing and imaging. The service records findings using the process and forms it is permitted to use. This is different from a broad wellness examination and does not replace care for a personal health concern. Bring details of the application so the clinic can confirm the correct appointment type.

Check the application instructions, book with an approved provider where required, and ask which identification, photographs, forms or prior records are needed. Tell the clinician about medicines, pregnancy, chronic conditions and previous test results. Follow preparation instructions for any laboratory test. Ask how results are submitted, whether you receive a copy and what happens if additional testing is requested. Keep your application reference and appointment details available.

Do not delay urgent care for application screening. Seek immediate help for severe breathing difficulty, chest pressure, fainting, sudden confusion or a serious injury. If screening identifies an abnormal finding, ask what follow-up is needed and arrange it with an appropriate clinician; an administrative result alone does not explain every possible cause.

Are you authorised for my visa process? Which tests are required? What documents must I bring? How are results sent to the relevant authority? When should I arrange follow-up for a finding outside the application requirements?