1. Making Your Appointment

The practice is open on Mondays to Fridays from 9am to 5.00pm.

For visa medical appointments, please call us on 02075898965 during our normal opening hours or alternatively you can use our online BOOKING FORM and questionnaire

Please note we operate a cancellation policy, whereby we reserve the right to charge £50 per person if you cancel within 5 working days of your scheduled visa medical appointment.

All medicals are now processed electronically on eMedical.  All applicants must have a HAP ID number at the time of booking in order to locate the case on eMedical.

Further information on the health requirements and how to download your eMedical Referral Letter may be found on the Australian Immigration website: www.immi.gov.au.

Please also have the following information ready when you call us:

For Female Applicants:

• Women are advised not to book their appointment for 3 days either side of their menstrual period as this may affect the required urine test.
• A full physical examination is required so if you wish to request a female Doctor, please let us know when booking the appointment.​The examination does not involve a breast or pelvic examination.

2. What To Bring To Your Appointment

• Valid passport (mandatory)
• eMedical Referral Letter (obtained from Australian Immigration website)
• Valid HAP ID number
• Spectacles or contact lenses if you wear them
• Copies of GP and/or specialist reports, if available, for any significant medical conditions
• For children of 7 or under, the 'Red Book' health record, if available

Please note that you should have the following information to hand:

• Your visa subclass
• The visa office where you have lodged your application

eMedical applicants do not need to bring forms or photos

Note: ALL Australian visa medicals are now carried out on eMedical

3. What To Expect During The Examination

All applicants will have a full medical examination, including a urine test for anyone aged 5 years and above.

The medical itself involves a physical examination, where the applicant will undress to underwear whilst wearing a gown.

If you would like a chaperone present during the medical examination, please do not hesitate to request one.

All applicants aged 11 years and above will need a chest X-ray.

Permanent Visa applicants aged 15 years and above will require blood tests for HIV status.

All doctors, dentists or nurses working in healthcare will require blood tests for HIV, Hepatitis B and C.

Please be aware of Australia's specific Polio vaccination requirements

4. Price List