Pricing & Requirements

Fees Structure & Documents

Online Gamca appointment for the GCC Medical test in India. Check detailed fees and required documents below.

Country-wise Fees & Documents

Online Gamca appointment and medical test requirements for GCC countries

AE UAE GCC

  • Appointment slip
  • Original Passport + photocopy
  • 8 passport size photos
  • Medical Test Charge ₹9500 + Appointment Charge
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SA Saudi Arabia GCC

  • Appointment slip
  • Original Passport + photocopy
  • 8 passport size photos
  • Medical Test Charge ₹9500 + Appointment Charge
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QA Qatar GCC

  • Appointment slip
  • Original Passport + photocopy
  • 8 passport size photos
  • Medical Test Charge ₹9500 + Appointment Charge
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KW Kuwait GCC

  • Appointment slip
  • Original Passport + photocopy
  • 8 passport size photos
  • Original visa required
  • Medical Test Charge ₹9500 + Appointment Charge
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BH Bahrain GCC

  • Appointment slip
  • Original Passport + photocopy
  • 8 passport size photos
  • Medical Test Charge ₹9500 + Appointment Charge
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OM Oman GCC

  • Appointment slip
  • Original Passport + photocopy
  • 8 passport size photos (blue background)
  • Medical Test Charge ₹9500 + Appointment Charge
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Pre-Boarding Medical Test Guidelines

Results in home country taken from hospitals (not clinics) as per below components:

  1. Health questionnaire, including occupational history.
  2. Vital signs (blood pressure [BP], heart rate [HR]) and body mass index (BMI).
  3. Visual acuity baseline and thereafter if clinically indicated.
  4. Chest X-ray, and thereafter if clinically indicated.
  5. Hb, or as part of Complete Blood Count (CBC).
  6. GGT & Creatinine.
  7. Blood Glucose (fasting or random), HbA1C, LIPID.
  8. Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV).
  9. Blood grouping initially.
  10. Resting ECG.
  11. Audiometry (baseline) and thereafter based on the risk of exposure.
  12. Spirometry (baseline) and thereafter based on the risk of exposure.