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YaaSeen wrote:

U welcome lil heart

So wen is that u gonna come ??

my guesstimate is in around 8 weeks maximum! but i really need to figure out about the GAMCA approved clinics in my city

Mister GE wrote:

1. Things to Consider before having a GAMCA Medical Exam for Travevl Abroad.

Just a rough up! GAMCA stands for GCC Approved Medical Centers' Association - So from the title itself its an association of medical centers globally. When we talk about international association we must put in our mind that it is more strict than local medical associations so you must treat this seriously.

Some countries in South Asia like Kuwait, Bahrain, KSA and More require a聽 GAMCA certificate for Working Visa - which means that every holder of Working Visa from GCC Countries mentioned above are compulsory to go to GAMCA accredited clinics in your local area for Medical Certification. Thus everyone has no choice but to undergo medical exam at GAMCA Accredited Clinics.

Caution, Once the clinic found out that you are UNFIT to work there will be NO CHANCE of making it FIT. So bare in mind that GAMCA Accredited Clinics are not an ordinary clinic that you know.

Thank you so much for this information. I'm still trying to find a GAMCA approved clinic in the US asap

saimans wrote:

Instead of "little" you should have put "sweet" and that would have made the handle appropriate, JK聽

Anyways what I have learnt that Gamca approved labs are only for the Asian countries as the class and level of medical/health is not up to the standard of first world countries. And I think no one has answered your query for no-1.

I guess the best answer would be provided by someone who has moved from Umrikaaaa. But my 2 cents are that all US labs would be fine to carry out the required testing.

Good luck

聽 lol
Thank you for this information. So I guess there are no official GAMCA approved clinics in the US .. I hope someone on the forum can help. its been difficult to get a response from my employer

live.ali wrote:

Strange. I posted on this thread this morning and it's probably been deleted? hmmmm

Why deleted, was it irrelevant ?? If not, pls post it again

YaaSeen wrote:

So wen are u plannin to start with ur medical in ur city ?

As soon as next week! I think Saimans is correct regarding GAMCA so I'm going to pick a clinic by tomorrow and make my appointment

LittleHeart wrote:

Hi all!!
I recently accepted a marketing job and before my employer can apply for my employment visa I need to complete some medical tests but I had a couple of questions:
1. I am required to get testing done at a GAMCA approved facility; however, I live in the United States. Are there GAMCA approved facilities in the US? I searched and couldn't find anything.. Is any clinic in my state acceptable?

2. Are eye exams required for all jobs or only specialized jobs like pilots?

3. Are the costs for the medical testing usually reimbursed?

Thank you in advance for any help!!,聽 and sorry if any of this has been asked before, have a great day!聽

richfng wrote:

Hey Little,

Generally your employer or the agency your employer is using in the US will be able to help you find an "approved" place to do all your medical. My company flew me out (NY to CA) to use their Dr for everything.....yet they accepted our Family Dr for all the medical testing for my wife and son. Just have to know EXACTLY what testing they require. Depending on your employer or agency but Yes they should reimburse you for all out of pocket costs for medical, Police, Visa, Passport, photos, etc you had to do. Just keep all your receipts and notes to explain the expense. They will give you a general eye exam, nothing serious. My employer required a treadmill stress test... so again know what tests they want exactly.

Private message me if you'd like to talk to my wife about how life is here for women......

Good Luck... and be Safe

LittleHeart wrote:

Hi all!!
I recently accepted a marketing job and before my employer can apply for my employment visa I need to complete some medical tests but I had a couple of questions:
1. I am required to get testing done at a GAMCA approved facility; however, I live in the United States. Are there GAMCA approved facilities in the US? I searched and couldn't find anything.. Is any clinic in my state acceptable?

2. Are eye exams required for all jobs or only specialized jobs like pilots?

3. Are the costs for the medical testing usually reimbursed?

Thank you in advance for any help!!,聽 and sorry if any of this has been asked before, have a great day!聽

LittleHeart wrote:

Saimans was correct, my boss said any clinic will be sufficient thanks to all who replied

Great, now keep us updated about the medical process and how it goes so that it benefits the EB fraternity

Good luck

HumHum wrote:

In the US it has to be a board certified MD physician (no NPs or PAs no CNMs, no DOs) and they have to put a stamp on your paper. i nearly had to repeat mine except one physician where I was at happened to have a $10 stamp from Staples when a patient previously had done the same thing and ran into the issue of needing the stamp. Be careful, my agent said anything was fine but then after submission it was all about the stamp.

I didn't get anything stamped, I just got the paper reports signed by the doctors... I had to go to multiple facilities because I couldn't find one that would complete all the testing I needed also my employer said she wont reimburse me.
now I'm worried

LittleHeart wrote:

Hi all!!
I recently accepted a marketing job and BEFORE my employer can apply for my employment visa I need to complete some medical tests..........

rareshine wrote:

Yes it's normal. To get the visa stamped in your passport, the medicals have to be done (for employment visa)

Im sorry, I didn't mean stamped, I meant after they process the employment visa in KSA to be received by the future employee overseas, and then they get the medical before getting it stamped, but after having it processed in KSA?

Makes sense?

alpha.one wrote:

So the medical is done only AFTER the embassy receives the visa for processing?

A big NO, medical and your documents are sent/submitted to the embassy then only visa is issued for the person.

Girjesh82 wrote:

Hi in India there are too many GAMCA centre and fee is only 4000 INR. l just arrived 11 of july 015 & given test in Delhi.

Hi Girjesh82,
Can you please provide me the process of GAMCA. Where to go and what are the documents required.
I want to get my GAMCA medical tests from Delhi.

Thanks,
Vip