Midland Medical
Completion of official South African Medical (BI-811) and Radiological (BI-806) reports for Work, Study, and Residency visas. Chest x-ray additional £125
About our Clinic
The South Africa Visa Medical is a dual-requirement process for foreign nationals applying for long-term temporary residence or permanent residency. Under the Immigration Act of South Africa, applicants must submit both a Medical Report (Form BI-811) and a Radiological Report (Form BI-806) to the Department of Home Affairs.
At the medical the Doctor will examine you and ask to see your medical history (NHS app is suitable) to check that you do not have any physical or mental health conditions or infectious diseases.
We will then issue a signed and stamped copy of the Republic of South Africa Medical Certificate on the same day
Who can apply?
Any non-South African national applying for a visa intended for a stay longer than 90 days. Note that while the medical (BI-811) is required for all ages, the Radiological Report (BI-806) is only mandatory for applicants aged 12 years and older (and is generally waived for pregnant women).
Eligible Visa Types:
Requirements & Official Guidance:
Both the medical and radiological reports must not be older than 6 months at the time of your application submission. For more information on documentation, please visit: South African Government: Temporary Residence Visas.
The medical consultation takes roughly 20–30 minutes. If you require the radiological report, you will also need to attend a chest X-ray. Once the radiologist’s findings are returned to us, we can finalize both forms, typically within 2–4 working days.
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