Introduction of physical examination requirements for Malaysian immigrants

Immigrants' physical examination is carried out on a family basis. The principal applicant and his/her family (spouse and children) must attend the physical examination. Even if some family members do not apply at present, they should have a physical examination. In a certain period of time, sometimes a family can have a separate physical examination at different times and places.

The policy of immigration medical examination is a bit harsh. If any person in a family fails the physical examination, the application of the whole family will be rejected. As a link after the interview and before the visa, the immigration physical examination is often ignored by the applicant.

There are three therapeutic outcomes for diseases.

Generally speaking, the diseases within the scope of refusing entry for medical examination are infectious diseases, such as AIDS, tuberculosis and syphilis. There are also some chronic diseases with high medical expenses. Once these key diseases are detected, the Immigration Bureau often has three reactions: 1. It takes 1 month to confirm the cure and issue the immigrant visa; 2. For those who are diagnosed as inactive or properly treated, the Immigration Bureau will issue visas, but require the applicant to sign a letter of guarantee for regular inspection, and then go to the hospital for regular inspection; 3. After further examination, those who are confirmed to be active or improperly treated must be treated comprehensively, and the resettlement is temporarily put on hold.

There are designated clinics in all countries, and the physical examination of immigrants in all countries is generally arranged 2~ 10 months after the interview. Immigration offices in various countries have designated a number of qualified doctors and their clinics in Guangzhou. Applicants do not need to go abroad for medical examination. The website of the embassy has a detailed catalogue and contact information of qualified doctors and medical services.

The preliminary examination items of Malaysian immigrants' physical examination are uniformly stipulated in the world, and the physical examination is valid for 1 year from the date of physical examination. If you haven't got the visa by the end of the term, you need to do another preliminary physical examination.

Rejection index of major diseases

Impact of AIDS: AIDS is considered as a high-risk disease at home and abroad, so even HIV carriers are often refused visas.

The influence degree of pneumonia and tuberculosis: ☆ Tuberculosis is one of the serious diseases that Malaysian immigrants pay close attention to in physical examination. Usually, applicants need to do sputum culture for three consecutive days. If the result is negative, it proves that his sputum has no active mycobacterium tuberculosis and is not contagious to the public. After three months, the X-ray film is reviewed, which proves that his tuberculosis focus is stable and has no recurrence, and he can pass.

The influence degree of syphilis: ☆☆ Syphilis is also a key disease monitored by Malaysian immigrants. If syphilis antibody is found positive in physical examination, the whole standardized course of treatment must be completed in strict accordance with the relevant medical plan of the Ministry of Health of Malaysia under the supervision and guidance of the physical examination doctor. This not only ensures that patients can cure the disease and eliminate its infectivity, but also does not affect visa approval.

Influence degree of hepatitis B: ☆☆☆ If the test result is only "big three yang" or "small three yang", and the doctor has not found the clinical symptoms of acute and chronic hepatitis, and the liver function test is normal, it can be diagnosed as a "healthy carrier of hepatitis B virus". The Malaysian Immigration Bureau will advise such applicants to observe regularly, which will not affect their visa issuance.