GAMCA Medical Report
Online Check by Passport Number
Verify your pre-departure medical fitness status instantly. Official screening results for Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain work visa applicants.
Understanding Your GAMCA Result:
All tests cleared. Ready for visa stamping.
Failed a benchmark test. Appeal rules apply.
Lab cultures or repeat tests under review.
Exceeded 60-day validity. Re-booking needed.
Haven't Booked Your Medical Appointment Yet?
Get your official WAFID appointment slip with authorized clinic allocation and local online payment support.
Step-by-Step Instructions
How to Check Your GAMCA Report Online
Follow these simple steps to verify your medical status on the Gulf Health Council WAFID electronic portal.
Enter Passport Details
Locate your passport number from your travel document and ensure it matches the exact number submitted to your appointed medical examination center.
Select Your Nationality
Select your country of passport issuance (e.g. Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Philippines). The system pairs this with your passport to locate your biometric profile.
Verify Status & Download
Review your digital medical certificate. Once marked FIT, your medical center will stamp your physical certificate ready for visa submission.
What Does Your Medical Status Mean?
A comprehensive reference table for GCC visa candidates.
| Report Status | Clinical Meaning | Next Action Required |
|---|---|---|
| FIT | Candidate passed all clinical, radiological, and serological examinations. | Collect original certificate from clinic for embassy visa stamping. |
| UNFIT | Failed statutory health benchmark (e.g., active TB, Hep B/C, HIV, or heart lesions). | Subject to GHC debarment rules. Consult medical review board for non-infectious causes. |
| HELD / UNDER REVIEW | Borderline results require secondary lab confirmation, sputum culture, or blood re-test. | Visit center immediately for required secondary tests or blood redraw. |
| EXPIRED | The certificate exceeded its 60-day legal validity window. | You must generate a new WAFID appointment slip and repeat all tests. |
Laboratory & Radiology Protocol
Tests Included in the GAMCA Examination
The Gulf Health Council mandates strict diagnostic screenings to prevent transmissible diseases across the GCC.
Serology & Blood Tests
HIV 1 & 2 ELISA, Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg), Hepatitis C Antibody (Anti-HCV), and Syphilis (VDRL/TPHA) testing.
Chest X-Ray (Radiology)
High-resolution digital chest radiograph to detect active or healed pulmonary tuberculosis, apical fibrosis, and pleural thickening.
Biochemistry & Urine
Fasting blood sugar, serum creatinine, Liver Function Tests (ALT/AST), urinalysis (sugar/albumin), and stool routine examination.
Physical & Vision Test
Visual acuity (Snellen chart, with/without corrective glasses), color vision (Ishihara test), blood pressure, and systemic physical exam.
Supporting Candidates Across 133 Countries
Whether you are traveling from South Asia, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, or Africa, our verification engine connects with the full spectrum of Gulf Health Council accredited origin countries.
Destination Specific Report Guidelines
Select your GCC destination to view specific health regulations and embassy stamping guidelines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything You Need to Know About GAMCA Reports
How can I check my GAMCA medical report online by passport number?
To check your GAMCA medical report online, enter your passport number and select your nationality in the verification tool above. You will be matched with the official Gulf Health Council (GHC / WAFID) medical database where you can view your real-time medical fitness status (FIT or UNFIT).
How long does it take for a GAMCA medical report to be updated online?
Standard GAMCA medical test results take between 24 to 48 business hours to appear online on the WAFID portal. In cases where repeat cultures (such as sputum tests or secondary blood screening) are required, the status may show 'In Progress' or 'Held' for up to 5 to 7 working days.
How long is a GAMCA medical examination report valid?
A GAMCA (WAFID) medical fitness certificate is strictly valid for 60 calendar days (2 months) from the date of issue. If your visa stamping and flight departure are not completed within this 60-day period, the certificate expires, and a complete re-examination must be booked.
What should I do if my GAMCA report status is UNFIT?
If marked UNFIT for non-infectious or borderline conditions (such as mild hypertension or diabetes), you may request a medical board review. However, permanent disqualifying conditions (like pulmonary tuberculosis scars on chest X-ray or Hepatitis B/C) carry an automatic GHC re-testing bar across all GCC member states.
Have Questions About Your Medical Examination?
Our support desk is available to assist candidates with report tracking, center inquiries, and WAFID appointment scheduling.