If you are planning on working in Papua New Guinea, you will need to complete a visa application, which requires some medical documentation. These include a urine test, HIV blood test, and chest X-ray, and we can provide all of these for you at our FCO-registered clinic.
Medicals are not necessary if you are just going for a holiday, but it is advised that you take malaria prophylaxis, and ensure that your routine vaccinations are up to date.
Tests Included
- HIV
- Chest X-ray
Procedure
Step 1
Requirements & preparation
Please bring your passport to your appointment so that we can verify your identity & complete the necessary paperwork.
Step 2
During the test
Your appointment will include the doctor taking a blood sample from your inner arm with a needle. During the appointment, you will provide a urine sample, & the chest X-ray will be organised for you.
Step 3
Results
Results of your Papua New Guinea visa medical tests will be ready within 24 hours.
FAQs
How long does the visa medical take?
The medical examination usually takes 1 to 2 hours, depending on the required tests. Blood and urine tests may take additional time for sample collection.
How long before I get my results?
We aim to have your results ready within 24 hours. They can be sent to you by email, or you can collect them in person.
What does the visa medical involve?
The medical requirements for Papua New Guinea work visas typically include a urine test, a chest X-ray, and an HIV blood test.
Do I need any vaccinations?
While these vaccines are not a legal requirement, keeping your routine immunisations current is highly recommended. This includes MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella), DTaP/Tdap (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis), Polio, the seasonal flu vaccine, as well as Hepatitis A and B.
