Where is the place in Xi'an to obtain a health certificate for going abroad?

I was having a physical examination in Xi'an at that time. I made a phone call in advance and asked what documents I should bring. I just needed to bring forms 26 and 160 as well as passport photos. Some comrades may be confused when they see the form. I have a headache. I don’t know how to fill out that form. It doesn’t matter. Just bring the 26 and 160 forms. When you get to the hospital, you will know that a Chinese translation will be prepared there. You can compare it and the nurse will I will guide you on how to fill it out to avoid filling it out incorrectly, which will be very troublesome in the future, so it is best not to fill in anything at all, but to take it to the hospital and fill it out again. If you don’t understand, you can ask, and the most important thing is money, hehe laugh.

The most important thing is to drink plenty of water before going for a physical examination, because a urine test is required. The Overseas Physical Examination Center is a small place in the hospital. It is independent, so you don’t have to worry about not finding a place in the hospital. This center will examine people studying abroad, visiting relatives, and migrant workers. I hope you don’t get physical examinations with migrant workers, especially It's MM.

You can pay the fee after filling out the form. After paying the fee, the nurse will give you a plastic disposable cup with your name written on it. There will be a water dispenser next to it. If you don’t have it in the morning, If you drink enough water, you can drink it, but you don't need to use the cup given to you, because that one is for urine testing. hehe. If possible, you can go to the toilet. There is only one toilet, which is for mixed use by men and women, so make sure no one can go in. Just go in and put what you need into the cup. You need half a cup, haha. Everyone knows that when you put it in the toilet, there will be a small table on top and a small window next to the table. When no one is around, the doctor will test your urine through the small window to determine whether you are taking drugs. Then wash your hands, there are tissues on the table outside.

Then, you can go to another small room with a nurse. The nurse will take your blood pressure, then ask you to look at a color card to make sure you are not color blind, and then take a visual acuity test. At that time, I I wear hidden eyes, hehe, so my eyesight is very good. Even if you wear the eyes, it’s fine. This vision test mainly checks whether you are blind, hehe.

After the test, you can go to the toilet to change clothes. There is a large cabinet in the toilet with many small doors. You can find a cabinet with hospital clothes in it to change the clothes. Upper body, just the upper body. What you need to pay attention to is that you need to take off all the clothes on the upper body, including vests for boys, and girls are not allowed to wear it even if they are bra. It feels cool to wear some special thin clothes in the hospital. Hehe, then the five of us followed the nurse to the radiology department of the hospital to take a chest X-ray, which everyone should have done before. After taking the photo, we go back to the original place together.

The last item is the doctor’s examination. You can enter the doctor’s room with your watch. He will mainly ask you whether you have had any serious illness or whether you have had any surgery. You must You have to tell him no. Even if you have it, you can't say yes, because it will be very troublesome once you get the physical examination form, and then they will listen to your heart. I also have a special reminder for lesbians (some doctors are very unethical, You will be asked to take off your shirt, but remember not to drag it off. At least you have to do it with dignity.) After listening to your heartbeat, you can lie down on a bed. The doctor will press your belly to check your development. I’m not too sure. It’s clear. Anyway, just press it and everything will be fine. Then you can go out with the watch. Give the watch to the nurse, and the nurse will check it for you. After the nurse has finished reading, you can ask her if there is anything wrong with it. If the condition is very serious, the local nurse will ask you to have another physical examination. Remember to make sure that the physical examination form is fine, otherwise you won't be in trouble.

In a word, you should describe the bad things as good. Anyway, in one sentence, everything is good, and the form should be filled in to the best, so as to ensure that everything is fine. A friend of mine said at the time that he had undergone surgery. When he went out, the Australians forced him to undergo a physical examination, which would be particularly troublesome. I hope everyone will not make trouble for themselves. I wish everyone all the best.

For government-sponsored studies abroad, the first requirement is the request of the sending party.

As the country's first regulatory document, the "Several Interim Provisions of the National Education Commission on Personnel Studying Abroad" forwarded by the State Council in 1986 listed physical education, politics, business, and foreign language as a basic condition for state-sponsored personnel studying abroad. It stipulates that "the health status of all types of students studying abroad must meet the standards required for studying abroad, and must be examined by provincial and municipal first-level hospitals and obtain a health certificate (the certificate is valid for one year)."

At that time The designated health examination standards for students studying abroad are very specific. It stipulates that more than a dozen conditions cannot be selected, including active pulmonary tuberculosis, active extrapulmonary tuberculosis, thoracoplasty and lung resection of more than one lobe, severe chronic diseases, and organic heart disease. Diseases such as hypertension, hepatitis, nephritis, severe genitourinary system diseases, blood diseases, mental illness or epilepsy, severe neurosis, cancer, schistosomiasis, leprosy, poor physical development, severe visual impairment, etc.

The second is the requirement of the recipient. Foreign schools generally regard good health as a basic condition for accepting international students. For example, when schools in the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, Austria, Italy and other countries submit materials when applying to study abroad, a physical health certificate or physical examination form is one of the necessary materials. Although some countries' government-sponsored overseas students are visiting scholars, if they are included in a bilateral exchange plan, they are also required to provide a health certificate or physical examination form, such as Japan, Italy, Ireland and other countries. Therefore, if you plan to study abroad in these countries, you will of course need to go to the hospital for a physical examination. The physical examination at this time is generally a routine examination. Some forms are provided by the receiving school, some are uniformly formulated by the national education department, and some use the commonly used physical examination forms in China. The hospital for inspection is generally not specified, as long as it has a comparable level, usually the lowest is a county-level hospital.

For overseas students to study abroad, except for some countries that do not need to apply for a visa, most countries need to apply for an entry visa in advance from the embassy or consulate in China. Visas are the most effective gateway for controlling the entry of patients with the above-mentioned diseases. Therefore, many countries stipulate that in addition to the admission notice or invitation letter, and proof of financial support, a physical examination certificate is also required to apply for a visa. France, Germany, South American countries, Russia, Eastern European countries, etc. all have this requirement for self-financed international students. Canada, New Zealand, and Australia must provide it regardless of whether it is publicly funded or self-funded. Although some countries do not require it, they have relevant columns in the visa application form, and applicants are required to declare it themselves. For example, item 34 of Form 156 of the U.S. non-immigrant visa application asks: Do you suffer from infectious diseases, mental illness, drug abuse, or drug? Applicants must ensure the visa officer to give a factual answer.

It should be noted that many countries now provide special physical examination forms, requiring applicants to go to designated hospitals for physical examinations.