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JR8 wrote:Have it in SG, it will be way easier and way cheaper (after all, it's a routine thing here, and the doctors know precisely what to do).

Just PM you. Thanks.

JR8 wrote:Have it in SG, it will be way easier and way cheaper (after all, it's a routine thing here, and the doctors know precisely what to do).

Thanks JR8. It sounds more easier, hehe. I don't need to book one in UK then. It will not save time.

Any one knows what subjects in Blood Test? Will HR send a list for medical examination? I am from UK. Thanks. HIV is the big one. TB also. After that, who knows. If you are HIV positive you probably will not be given entry to Singapore. There is no doubt with HIV and TB. I don't think the answer co...

Wow Strong Eagle that's made my day, so yes I can see the declaration as part of the IPA, so I can assume that would replace the formal medical exam. I almost booked to have it done privately in the UK at quite a cost....phew :) Hi, I wonder what happened then? Did it work (no need to check medical...

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Any one knows what subjects in Blood Test? Will HR send a list for medical examination? I am from UK. Thanks.

Wow Strong Eagle that's made my day, so yes I can see the declaration as part of the IPA, so I can assume that would replace the formal medical exam. I almost booked to have it done privately in the UK at quite a cost....phew :) Hi, I wonder what happened then? Did it work (no need to check medical...

Your IPA should either say that you must get a medical exam or it will include the declaration and tell you that you need to fill it out. It seems that many, if not most from UK, EU, AU, US only need the declaration, especially for EP's. Wow Strong Eagle that's made my day, so yes I can see the dec...