Midland Medical
The Bermuda Visa application requires either a medical letter of good health or a medical examination with TB screening (CXR) for individuals applying for Bermuda Work Permits and long-term residency. Select the “fit to work abroad option (£75) on the live booking page of our website. Chest x-ray additional charge £125 if required.
About our Clinic
The Bermuda Visa Medical is a mandatory requirement for anyone applying for a Standard Work Permit or long-term residency in the British Overseas Territory of Bermuda. The Government of Bermuda requires medical clearance in the form of a medical certificate to ensure that individuals moving to the island are in good health and do not pose a risk to public health, specifically regarding communicable diseases like Tuberculosis.
For Bermuda work permits and first-time residency, we can provide a medical certificate of good health. This will include our clinic official letterhead, signed, dated and stamped by a GMC registered Doctor. The Bermuda Government refers to this as medical clearance.
Your Bermuda Medical Certificate of Good Health will include::
Who can apply?
Any non-Bermudian individual who has been offered employment or is seeking residency. This includes professionals in the financial, hospitality, and healthcare sectors, as well as their accompanying dependents.
Eligible Visa Types:
Requirements & Official Guidance:
A chest X-ray is a standard requirement for most Bermuda work permit medicals. For the latest details on work permit categories and immigration policy, please visit the official government guidance: Government of Bermuda: Work Permit Guidance.
A medical certificate and TB clearance are typically required for Standard Work Permits and Residency applications. While short-term visitors (up to 180 days) generally do not need a medical, anyone intended to reside or work long-term must provide health clearance.
It is best to book your medical 4–6 weeks before you intend to submit your application. If you require a Chest X-ray, you need to allow time for the imaging appointment and for the radiologist’s report to be returned to our GP for final sign-off.
No this depends on the employer and the country of origin and if the country of origin is considered high risk or not
The general certificate of health does not mandate blood tests however some employers in Bermuda require blood tests as part of the entry medical and we can provide these where required
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