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Official medical examinations required for Iqama services
The Iqama medical examination is a mandatory procedure for residents in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, whether for renewing or obtaining residency for the first time. The purpose of the examination is to ensure that expatriates are free from infectious diseases that may pose a threat to public health.
The examination aims to prevent the spread of infectious diseases and protect community health.
To detect diseases such as HIV/ AIDS, syphilis, viral hepatitis, typhoid, and paratyphoid.
Many activities and professions require a valid health certificate, which in turn requires passing the medical examination.
For food-related professions, the examination ensures that workers do not carry diseases that can be transmitted through food.
To assess kidney and urinary tract health.
To detect parasites and bacteria that cause intestinal diseases.
To detect certain diseases such as diphtheria.
May include additional tests depending on the activity and authority requirements.