How can I obtain a medical certificate for a Non-Immigrant O-A visa in Pattaya before flying to the UK?

Mar 19, 2018
7 years ago
David *********
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Hi. off to uk for a few months been looking at applying for non immigrant O A visa from london thai embassy,herd it hard to get medical done in uk .I pattaya for 2 more weeks anyone any reccomendations for where get medical done patters b4 i fly uk ? I understand its valid for 3 months once in uk? thanks
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking recommendations for obtaining a medical certificate for a Non-Immigrant O-A visa while in Pattaya, as they plan to fly to the UK. Community responses suggest the medical check can be difficult to arrange in the UK and advise contacting the Thai embassy for acceptance of a health certificate from Thailand. Some users share their experiences of obtaining medical certificates in both Thailand and the UK, highlighting varying costs and requirements.
Suzy ********
We've still got a GP in the UK and last July for a non OA and he did the medical cert for £25. It's just basically ticking that you've not got specific diseases.
Stephen *******
The 4 diseases that need to be checked against are extremely rare or non existent in advanced western countries. My GP in Australia just signed it with no bloodwork. But I've been seeing him for many years. YMMV
Tod *********
I would say contact the consulate you're going to be applying for the Non-Immigrant Type O-A visa (the only type that requires a medical check) at to see if they will accept a health certificate from thailand
Malcolm ********
Dave, i got one done in the clinic on neorn plupwan up on the left hand side by the ice works. doesn,t cost a lot either. mal
Steve *******
Did the Thai embassy in London accept it when you applied for your Non imm OA visa?
David *********
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ive herd you can get done here ,hence the post
Steve *******
Im pretty sure it needs to be from the country where you apply for the visa, same as the police check.
Steve *******
I think you need the medical certificate done in your home country, ie UK. It's not difficult to do there but a bit pricey, my mate just paid £180 for his from his registered Doctor
Richard *****
Just for comparison, it was just over $300 in USA for the medical. Mainly for the blood work needed.
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