Physical examination precautions when applying for a Singapore study visa

Many international students are so happy when they receive the school admission notice or invitation letter, thinking that everything will be fine once the visa is issued, but they don’t know that there is a physical examination required for studying abroad!

Without the physical examination report, you can’t keep it. study.

Applying for a visa. For those new to studying abroad, a visa is used for entry and exit. In fact, visas are actually the most effective gateway to control the entry of disease patients. Many countries stipulate that in addition to the admission notice or invitation letter and proof of funds, a physical examination report is also required to apply for a visa. Physical examination is generally a routine examination. Some forms are provided by the receiving school, some are uniformly formulated by the national education department, and some use the commonly used physical examination forms in China. The hospital for inspection is generally not specified, as long as it has a comparable level, usually the lowest is a county-level hospital. < /p>

Many schools in Singapore list good health as a basic condition for accepting international students. Therefore, if you plan to study in Singapore, you need to go to the hospital for a physical examination in advance. The physical examination here refers to routine examination. Some physical examination forms are provided by the accepting schools, others are uniformly formulated by the national education department, and some simply use the commonly used physical examination forms in China.

When studying in Singapore, you should pay attention to the following points for physical examination:

1. Make an appointment for a physical examination with your ID card or passport, and use the corresponding documents to go for the physical examination on the specified date.

2. Print out the appointment form and informed consent form (the latter does not seem to be used, so bring it with you just in case)

3. Two-inch photos (it says 4 on the appointment form) (You can bring 3-4 spare copies)

4. Physical examination form and immunization form in foreign language (if you have a physical examination form and immunization form mailed by the school you are applying for, you must also bring it together)

5. Originals and copies of past vaccination records, documents proving childhood vaccination against diphtheria, tetanus, leprosy, mumps, meningitis and other childhood planned immunizations

6. Cash ( Usually 1,000 is enough) or UnionPay card

7. Must be fasting (no drinking water or eating)

8. It is best to wear separate clothes and avoid wearing pantyhose. Please do not wear clothes with metal buckles or accessories inlaid with various materials. Wear thin cotton tops. Necklaces, pendants and other accessories must be removed before the examination (quoted from the reservation form). Girls had better avoid the aunt period.

9. Popularize it:

Little red book: International travel health examination certificate, mainly to explain that the person undergoing the physical examination is found to have a disease that may cause public health problems. Infectious diseases of major hazard;

The small yellow book is an international certificate of vaccination or preventive measures.

These two notebooks may be subject to spot checks when they leave customs. Furthermore, the physical examination for studying abroad is not conducted in an ordinary hospital, but at a top-level physical examination unit! Generally, it is to go to a certain center under the Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau. Physical examinations require online reservations.

10. Physical examination items:

Blood collection: Ear, nose, throat and eyes: Electrocardiogram: General X-ray examination Immunization: surgical and internal medicine examination, etc.

(Specific items also depend on the specific physical examination requirements of the school)

Studying abroad is no small matter, and the visa physical examination is the same deal.

86 I wish you all the best in studying abroad!