Review of relevant medical history as required as part of the expatriate medical examination.
General and systemic examination including measurements such as height, weight, blood pressure, heart rate and assessment of vision, together with examination of relevant body systems.
Required blood, urine and stool investigations are performed in accordance with the WAFID medical examination requirements.
Chest X-ray imaging targeting pulmonary evaluation to confirm the absence of restrictive transmissible conditions.
Assessment includes general observations and evaluation of thinking, emotion and cognition as specified in the examination requirements.
Examination findings and investigation results are reviewed as part of determining medical fitness under the applicable WAFID requirements.