The GAMCA Medical Test is a mandatory health screening for individuals planning to work, study, or reside in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries such as Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain. This medical examination is conducted only at GCC-approved medical centers registered under GAMCA (now known as Wafid). The main purpose of this test is to ensure that applicants are medically fit and do not carry infectious or chronic diseases that could impact public health.

Booking your GAMCA medical test online is the fastest and safest way to secure an appointment. The system automatically assigns you to a government-approved clinic based on your selected city, ensuring transparency and fairness. Once the appointment is confirmed, you must visit the center on the given date with your passport and registration slip.

The GAMCA medical examination is a complete health screening that usually includes:

• Blood test

• Chest X-ray

• Urine test

• Blood pressure check

• Physical examination

• Eye and vision test

• HIV and Hepatitis B & C screening

• Tuberculosis (TB) test

These tests help identify any conditions that may make a person ineligible for a GCC work or residence visa.

Anyone applying for a GCC work visa, residence visa, or family visa must complete the GAMCA medical test online. This applies to first-time applicants as well as those renewing their visas after a certain period.

• Visit the official GAMCA/Wafid website

• Select your destination GCC country

• Choose your passport issuing country

• Enter passport details

• Select your test city

• Pay the registration fee online

• Download and print your appointment slip

• Your medical center will be automatically assigned after successful payment.

The GAMCA medical test ensures that workers entering GCC countries are healthy and free from serious infectious diseases. It protects both the applicant and the destination country by maintaining safe public health standards.