Written byThe Wellness

Published onJune 2, 2026

Visa Medical Examinations & Immigration Health Reports London 2026: The Complete Guide for US, Australian, Canadian, New Zealand and UK Settlement Applications

Reviewed by the medical team at The Online GP by The Wellness | Last updated: April 2026 | GMC-registered doctors | clinic | 10 Portman Square, Marylebone, London W1H 6AZ

At a glance

The Online GP by The Wellness provides doctor-led visa medical examinations, immigration health reports, and supporting medical letters for major destination countries from £150, delivered by GMC-registered doctors at our Marylebone clinic. The service supports applicants travelling abroad (US, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, UAE, South Africa, Singapore) and applicants already in the UK requiring medical evidence for settlement, ILR, BNO supplementary applications, employer-sponsored visa health surcharge documentation, and family reunion. Same-week appointments are typical; multilingual care is available in Arabic, Spanish, French, and Dutch.

ServicePriceTurnaroundGeneral visa medical assessment & reportfrom £1953–5 working daysUS Civil Surgeon medical (referral pathway)report from £2957–10 working daysAustralian Bupa Medix supporting medicalfrom £2955–7 working daysCanadian Panel Physician supporting medicalfrom £2955–7 working daysNew Zealand panel physician supporting medicalfrom £2955–7 working daysUK ILR / Settlement medical reportfrom £2953–5 working daysBNO supplementary medical evidencefrom £1953–5 working daysTier 1 / Investor / Family visa medical letterfrom £1953–5 working daysHGV / Taxi (D4) medical£150Same dayPilot Class 2 supporting GP letter£1953–5 working daysFit-to-fly medical certificate£79Same dayMedico-legal report (basic)from £49514 working days

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Why does the visa medical examination matter so much?

A visa medical examination is one of the most consequential documents in any immigration application. A delayed, incomplete, or incorrectly formatted medical report can hold up an entire application by weeks or months, jeopardise visa grant timelines, and disrupt employment start dates, study dates, family reunification, or settlement. According to UK Visa and Immigration (UKVI) and equivalent immigration authorities in the US (USCIS), Australia (Department of Home Affairs), Canada (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada), and New Zealand (Immigration New Zealand), medical evidence sits alongside identity documents, financial evidence, and English-language certification as a non-negotiable element of most long-term visa categories.

For applicants moving from the UK to the US, Australia, Canada, or New Zealand, certain elements of the medical examination must be performed by physicians on the destination country's panel of approved doctors. Other elements (supporting reports, GP letters, documentation of pre-existing conditions, vaccination records, pre-medical consultations, and follow-up reports for any abnormal panel findings) can and should be performed by a UK-based GP. The Online GP by The Wellness is positioned to deliver this supporting work to a high clinical standard, in coordination with destination-country panel physicians.

For applicants already in the UK seeking Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), settlement, citizenship, BNO supplementary status, family visa extension, or sponsor-licensed visa health surcharge documentation, a clear medical letter from a UK-registered GP is often the most efficient single piece of supporting evidence. The Online GP by The Wellness produces these letters to a format that immigration solicitors and UKVI caseworkers expect, with full GMC registration evidence, named clinician, dated examination, and clear clinical statement.

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The Online GP by The Wellness operates as the supporting clinician for panel-physician-led pathways (US, Australia, Canada, New Zealand) and as the primary clinician for self-selected pathways (UK ILR/settlement, South Africa, Singapore, UAE pre-departure, employer-sponsored visa supporting evidence).

What does the US Civil Surgeon medical involve and where does The Wellness fit?

The US Civil Surgeon medical examination, documented on Form I-693, is required for adjustment of status applicants in the US and for applicants who completed the medical at a UK-based USCIS-designated Civil Surgeon. The examination must be performed by a Civil Surgeon designated specifically by USCIS. Civil Surgeons in the UK are listed publicly on the USCIS website and are typically located in central London. The Online GP by The Wellness is not currently a USCIS Civil Surgeon panel; the panel medical itself must be conducted by a designated practitioner.

What we do provide for US-bound applicants:

Pre-medical optimisation consultation to identify any conditions that should be optimised before the panel medical (uncontrolled hypertension, untreated diabetes, untreated mental health conditions, vaccination gaps)
Comprehensive vaccination review against the USCIS vaccination requirements (MMR, Tdap, varicella, hepatitis A and B, polio, influenza, COVID-19, and others as specified)
Vaccination administration for any gaps identified, with documentation in a format the Civil Surgeon will accept
Documentation of pre-existing medical conditions including hypertension, diabetes, asthma, mental health, with structured GP letters detailing diagnosis, treatment, and current control
Post-panel follow-up if the Civil Surgeon identifies any concern requiring further clinical evidence (e.g., follow-up testing, specialist letter)
General health letters for visa application supporting documents

The vaccination review alone is one of the most-cited reasons applicants experience I-693 delays. Many UK adults do not have a complete varicella vaccination record (UK historical practice differed from US), and many do not have documented MMR. Booking a consultation 4 to 8 weeks before the Civil Surgeon medical allows time for any vaccination courses to be completed.

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What does the Australian visa medical involve?

Australian visa medicals are administered through Bupa Visa Medical Services (Bupa Medix), which is the panel arrangement for the Australian Department of Home Affairs in the UK. Most long-term visa applicants (including 482 Skilled, 186 Employer Nomination, 189 Skilled Independent, 491 regional, 600 Tourist for some categories, partner visas, parent visas, and student visas of certain durations) require examination through Bupa Medix.

The standard Australian medical (501) typically includes a physical examination, vision test, and chest X-ray, with HIV testing for applicants over 15 in some categories and additional testing where indicated by clinical history. The Health Assessment is uploaded directly by Bupa Medix to ImmiAccount via the eMedical system. The Online GP by The Wellness supports Australian visa applicants by:

Providing a comprehensive supporting medical letter documenting any pre-existing conditions, current treatment, and stable clinical status
Optimising chronic disease control before the panel medical, which is particularly important for applicants with diabetes, hypertension, mental health conditions, or HIV
Detailed clinical letters for applicants with significant pre-existing conditions likely to attract Public Interest Criterion (PIC) 4005 health requirement consideration. PIC 4005 is the Australian framework that may identify applicants whose conditions are likely to result in significant healthcare costs in Australia (over a published threshold). Detailed UK GP and specialist letters can be persuasive in PIC 4005 health waiver applications.
Vaccination documentation
Follow-up reports if the Bupa Medix panel identifies any item requiring additional clinical evidence

For applicants with conditions including HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, multiple sclerosis, intellectual disability, or significant mental health diagnoses, structured pre-application medical evidence preparation can materially affect outcome.

What does the Canadian visa medical involve?

Canadian Immigration Medical Examinations (IMEs) are performed by Panel Physicians designated by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Panel Physicians in the UK are listed on the IRCC website and are typically located in central London. The IME documents medical fitness on Form IMM 1017. Most permanent residence applicants and many temporary residence applicants require the IME, which is uploaded directly to IRCC by the Panel Physician.

The Canadian IME typically includes a physical examination, vision test, urinalysis, blood tests (including HIV and syphilis serology for applicants 15 and over), and chest X-ray. Children and pregnant women may have modified protocols. The IME report is valid for 12 months from the examination date.

The Online GP by The Wellness supports Canadian visa applicants by:

Supporting medical letters for pre-existing conditions, particularly relevant where excessive demand on Canadian health and social services may be considered (excessive demand cost threshold is published annually by IRCC)
Pre-IME optimisation of chronic disease control
Vaccination review and update
Detailed clinical letters for applicants with conditions including diabetes, hypertension, kidney disease, cardiac disease, mental health, or autism spectrum disorder
Follow-up reports if the Panel Physician identifies any further clinical need

For applicants who require Procedural Fairness Letter responses regarding excessive demand, a detailed UK clinician letter setting out individualised cost projections, treatment requirements, and prognosis can be a critical piece of evidence.

What does the New Zealand visa medical involve?

Immigration New Zealand (INZ) requires a medical and chest X-ray for many visa categories, performed by Panel Physicians in the UK and documented on Forms NZIM 1007 (medical) and NZIM 1096 (chest X-ray). INZ Panel Physicians are listed on the immigration.govt.nz website. Like the Australian and Canadian pathways, the report is uploaded directly to INZ.

INZ uses an Acceptable Standard of Health (ASH) framework, with similar considerations to the Australian PIC 4005 and Canadian excessive demand provisions. Conditions that may require Acceptable Standard of Health waiver include severe mental illness, conditions requiring transplant, severe haemophilia, severe autism, intellectual disability, dialysis-requiring renal failure, and certain cancers. Detailed UK clinical evidence supports waiver applications.

The Online GP by The Wellness provides the same supporting medical letter, optimisation, and follow-up service for New Zealand applicants as for Australian and Canadian, with particular attention to the ASH framework.

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What about UK ILR, settlement, BNO and Skilled Worker medical evidence?

For applicants already in the UK applying for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), British Citizenship, settlement, BNO supplementary status, family visa extensions, dependant visas, or employer-sponsored Skilled Worker / Health and Care Worker visa documentation, medical evidence is typically a supporting clinician letter rather than a panel medical examination. The Online GP by The Wellness produces these letters to immigration solicitor and UKVI caseworker standards.

Common UK applications where a supporting medical letter is helpful or required:

ILR applications where a medical condition affects ability to attend Life in the UK testing, English-language testing, or biometric appointments
Settlement extensions where prior absences from the UK relate to medical treatment
Family visa applications where TB testing requirements arise (TB clearance certificate must be obtained from approved IOM / panel clinic in country of residence; The Wellness does not provide this certificate but can advise on the pathway)
Skilled Worker / Health and Care Worker visa health declarations where pre-existing conditions affect role suitability
Tier 1 Investor and Innovator applications requiring health declarations
Dependant visa applications for relatives joining a UK-resident sponsor
Discretionary leave applications on medical grounds where serious or terminal illness affects family separation
Asylum and humanitarian protection supporting medical reports, where the clinical history of trauma, torture, or serious illness materially supports the application
Adoption assessments with health components
Surrogacy parental order applications where medical evidence is required

The format of a typical UK GP medical report includes: practitioner name, GMC number, signature; clinic name, CQC registration; patient name, date of birth, identity verification; date of examination; clinical history relevant to the application; current medical status and any relevant pre-existing conditions; current medications; statement of clinical opinion as relevant to the visa requirement.

Are TB tests for UK visas done in London?

The TB clearance certificate required for many UK long-term visa applications must be obtained at an approved International Organization for Migration (IOM) or panel clinic in the applicant's country of residence prior to applying for the visa. This is set out in Appendix Tuberculosis of the UK Immigration Rules and applies to applicants from a list of countries with high TB burden coming to the UK for more than 6 months.

What this means in practice: if you are applying for a UK visa from outside the UK, your TB test must be done in your country of residence, not in London. The IOM operates Migration Health Assessment Centres (MHACs) globally, listing all approved facilities on iom.int.

The exceptions where TB clearance can be done in the UK include certain BNO supplementary medical processes and certain in-country switching applications. In these specific scenarios, a small number of UK clinics (such as Knightsbridge Doctors, the longest-established UK BNO TB clinic) hold approval. The Online GP by The Wellness does not currently hold this specific TB panel approval, but provides:

Pre-application advice on whether your specific visa category requires TB testing
Referral pathway to the approved UK TB centres where in-country testing is appropriate
Follow-up management of any abnormal TB screening result
Vaccination review including BCG documentation

For all other supporting medical evidence outside the specific TB clearance certificate, The Online GP by The Wellness can typically provide complete documentation in-house.

What about HGV, taxi, pilot, and other regulated occupational medicals?

Several categories of UK medical examination relate to occupational regulation rather than immigration, but are commonly bundled with visa-related medical needs. The Online GP by The Wellness provides:

HGV (Group 2) and PCV / Bus driver medicals at £150, conducted to DVLA D4 form standard. Required at age 45 and every 5 years until 65, then annually. Examination includes vision, blood pressure, cardiovascular review, neurological screen, mental health screen, and review of conditions affecting fitness to drive (epilepsy, diabetes, sleep apnoea, severe psychiatric illness).

Taxi and private hire driver medicals at £150, conducted to local authority and TfL standards. Vision, cardiovascular, neurological, fitness to drive review.

Pilot Class 2 and recreational pilot supporting GP letters at £195. The CAA Class 2 medical itself must be performed by an Aeromedical Examiner (AME); we provide supporting clinical evidence.

Fit-to-fly medical certificates at £79. For pregnant travellers, post-surgical patients, patients with chronic conditions where airline medical clearance is required, or patients booked on long-haul flights with specific airline requests.

Pre-employment occupational medicals at £195. For roles requiring pre-employment health declarations including offshore, mining, construction, healthcare, and some education roles.

Sport and adventure travel medicals at £195. For diving, expedition, mountaineering, and ultra-endurance event participants where medical clearance is required.

What about insurance medicals and medico-legal reports?

Insurance medicals (life insurance, critical illness, income protection, travel insurance) and medico-legal reports (personal injury, employment dispute, family law, asylum and human rights claims) are a distinct category covered separately. See our Insurance & Medico-Legal Medical Reports London 2026 guide for full detail.

In summary: insurance medicals start from £195, medico-legal reports from £495 with complex reports priced individually. The Online GP by The Wellness has GMC-registered doctors with experience in producing reports to ABI, Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), and court standards.

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What does the visa medical appointment include at The Wellness?

A typical visa medical appointment at The Online GP by The Wellness takes 30 to 60 minutes for the consultation and examination, with the written report delivered separately within 3 to 5 working days (or faster, with same-day urgent processing available at additional cost). The structure is consistent across visa types, with adjustment for destination-country specific requirements.

Step 1: Pre-appointment preparation. On booking, the team confirms the visa type, destination, and any specific forms or templates required. Applicants are advised to bring identity documents (passport), prior medical records, vaccination records, current medication list, and (where available) the destination-country medical examination form.

Step 2: Identity verification and document review. The doctor verifies identity and reviews documentation. For panel-physician-led pathways (US, Australia, Canada, NZ), the doctor reviews the panel form to identify what supporting documentation is most useful.

Step 3: Clinical history. Detailed history covering past medical history, surgical history, family history, current medications, allergies, vaccinations, mental health, alcohol and substance use, and travel history. For panel-related supporting letters, particular attention is paid to conditions likely to attract destination-country health framework consideration.

Step 4: Examination. Vital signs (blood pressure, pulse, oxygen saturation), height, weight, BMI. General examination covering cardiovascular, respiratory, abdominal, neurological, and (where appropriate) musculoskeletal systems. Vision and hearing screen as required by visa type.

Step 5: Investigations as required. Blood tests through The Doctors Laboratory (TDL) for HIV, hepatitis B and C, syphilis, full blood count, urea and electrolytes, liver function, HbA1c, lipids, vitamin D, vitamin B12, ferritin, and TSH where relevant. Urinalysis. Chest X-ray referral to partner imaging centres where required (typically £100–£200 separately).

Step 6: Documentation and report. The doctor issues a structured report including identity verification, examination findings, investigation results, current medications, immunisation status, and a clear clinical opinion as required by the visa pathway. For panel-physician supporting letters, the report addresses the specific destination-country framework (PIC 4005, excessive demand, ASH).

Step 7: Onward referral. Where the panel medical itself is required (US Civil Surgeon, Australian Bupa Medix, Canadian or NZ Panel Physician), the team assists with booking and provides the supporting documentation. Where additional UK testing or specialist input is required, onward referral pathways are coordinated.

How does The Wellness compare with other London providers?

London has multiple providers offering visa medicals, with different scope, pricing, and clinical models. The table below summarises the principal options for self-paying patients in 2026, based on publicly available pricing.

ProviderVisa medical priceClinical modelKey featuresThe Online GP by The Wellnessfrom £195Doctor-led GP, multilingualMarylebone, integrated GP services, BNO referral pathway, £150 D4 / £79 fit-to-flyKnightsbridge DoctorsTB-only £150–£200 plus £80 adminSpecialist BNO TB panel clinicEstablished BNO TB pathway specificallyThe London General Practicefrom £295Doctor-led, premium private GPHarley Street area108 Harley Streetfrom £200Specialist consultationsPremium positioningBupa MedixAustralian medical pricingPanel-only BupaAustralian visa panel-only, no broader GPLondon Doctors Clinicfrom £79 (basic) / £195 (visa report)Clinic chainMulti-site, GP-ledHealth Clinic LDNfrom £150–£295GP-ledVarious locationsSpecialist immigration medical clinics£200–£500+Specialist focusVariable scope

The Online GP by The Wellness occupies the doctor-led, integrated, multilingual mid-tier price band. Less expensive than Harley Street premium GP clinics, but with significantly broader scope than panel-only providers, with the added value of integrated GP services, blood tests, ultrasound, executive health, and specialist referral pathways under one roof.

Our differentiators that matter to international and immigration applicants:

GMC-registered doctors with experience in producing reports to UKVI, USCIS, IRCC, and Australian Department of Home Affairs standards
Multilingual care including Arabic, Spanish, French, and Dutch speaking doctors, important for non-native English speakers preparing immigration documentation
Marylebone medical clinic at 10 Portman Square, walking distance from Baker Street, Bond Street, Marble Arch, and the international embassy district
Same-week appointments typically available, with same-day options for urgent applications
Rapid report turnaround: standard reports within 3 to 5 working days, urgent processing available
Integration with broader services: blood tests, ultrasound, vaccination, specialist referral, GP follow-up, all under one provider
Transparent pricing with no hidden costs

For applicants whose primary need is the destination-country panel medical itself, we work alongside USCIS, Bupa Medix, IRCC, and INZ panel physicians, providing the supporting clinical work that materially improves outcomes.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to have my visa medical done before submitting my visa application?

For most pathways, yes. The medical examination is typically required at the time of application or shortly after. For US adjustment of status, the I-693 is generally submitted with the I-485 application or shortly after. For Australian, Canadian, and New Zealand applications, the panel medical is requested by the case officer and uploaded directly. For UK in-country applications (ILR, settlement), supporting medical letters are typically uploaded with the application as supplementary evidence.

How long is a visa medical report valid?

Validity varies by pathway. UK TB clearance certificates are valid for 6 months from the examination date. US I-693 Civil Surgeon medicals are valid for 2 years from the date of signing. Canadian IME reports are valid for 12 months. Australian and New Zealand panel reports are valid for 12 months. Supporting GP letters for UK in-country applications should typically be dated within 3 to 6 months of submission.

What if I have a pre-existing medical condition?

Pre-existing conditions are common and usually do not preclude visa grant. The Online GP by The Wellness produces detailed clinical letters documenting your diagnosis, treatment, current control, and prognosis, written to address the destination-country health framework. For more complex situations involving conditions likely to attract significant healthcare cost projections, our doctors can prepare individualised cost and care assessments. For specific waiver applications (Australian PIC 4005 health waiver, Canadian excessive demand procedural fairness, New Zealand ASH waiver), detailed structured medical evidence is often pivotal.

Can The Wellness perform the panel medical itself?

For US, Australian, Canadian, and New Zealand panel medicals, the panel examination itself must be performed by a designated panel physician. We do not currently hold these specific panel designations. We do provide all supporting work (pre-medical optimisation, supporting GP letters, vaccination, documentation of pre-existing conditions, follow-up reports) and refer to designated panel physicians for the panel examination itself. For other visa pathways (UK in-country applications, South Africa, UAE, Singapore, employment medicals, fit-to-fly), we provide the complete medical examination and report directly.

How quickly can a report be issued?

Standard turnaround is 3 to 5 working days. Same-day urgent reports are available at additional cost where clinical workup is straightforward. Complex reports involving multiple consultations, specialist input, or chest X-ray and blood test follow-up may take 7 to 10 working days. We confirm the timeline at booking.

Will my insurance cover the visa medical?

Visa medicals are generally not covered by UK private medical insurance (Bupa, AXA, Vitality, WPA, Aviva), as they are administrative rather than diagnostic. Some employer-sponsored relocation insurance covers visa medicals as part of relocation packages. We provide receipts for any reimbursement claim.

Can the report be done in a language other than English?

Reports for UKVI, USCIS, IRCC, INZ, and Australian Department of Home Affairs must be in English. We can provide reports in English with a separate Arabic, Spanish, French, or Dutch summary if useful for the applicant or family. Certified translations for non-English language requirements (some Schengen and Gulf authorities) can be arranged through partner translation services.

Do I need to fast for the appointment?

Generally, fasting is helpful when blood tests including fasting glucose or fasting lipids are required. We confirm at booking. For most visa medicals, fasting is preferable but not essential.

Do I need a chaperone for the examination?

Chaperones are available on request. Where the examination involves intimate elements (uncommon in standard visa medicals but sometimes required by specific country protocols), a chaperone is automatic. The clinic respects privacy and dignity throughout.

What if the panel physician identifies an issue?

If a US Civil Surgeon, Bupa Medix doctor, Canadian Panel Physician, or NZ Panel Physician identifies an issue requiring further investigation, The Online GP by The Wellness can usually arrange follow-up testing, specialist referral, and structured medical letters within days. This is an important value of having a UK GP relationship in addition to the panel relationship.

Why The Online GP by The Wellness for visa and immigration medical reports?

The Online GP by The Wellness is built for international and mobile patients who need fast, accurate, professionally produced medical documentation that holds up to scrutiny by UKVI, USCIS, IRCC, the Australian Department of Home Affairs, INZ, and other immigration authorities. The clinic combines GMC-registered medical authority, multilingual care, central London location, and rapid turnaround, in a setting where patients are treated with discretion and dignity.

What sets us apart in 2026:

GMC-registered doctors experienced in immigration and visa medical documentation to UKVI, USCIS, IRCC, Australian, and New Zealand standards
Multilingual care including Arabic, Spanish, French, and Dutch speaking doctors
Marylebone medical clinic at 10 Portman Square, in central London's medical and embassy district
Same-week appointments with same-day urgent options
Standard 3 to 5 working day turnaround, urgent processing available
Comprehensive scope including supporting letters for US, Australian, Canadian, NZ, UAE, South Africa, Singapore, plus full UK in-country reports
Integration with broader services: blood tests, vaccinations, specialist referrals, executive health, all under one provider
Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
Discreet, dignified, professional service for high-net-worth and embassy patients

For applicants moving to or from London, for executives relocating internationally, for families navigating complex multi-country visa applications, and for individuals managing immigration documentation with deadlines, The Online GP by The Wellness is the central London medical practice positioned to deliver this work to a high standard.

Book your visa medical or immigration health report today

Same-week appointments are usually available; same-day urgent slots can often be arranged for time-critical applications. Multilingual doctors, transparent pricing, and structured reports designed for the immigration framework you are applying under.

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Email: team@thewellnesslondon.com

Phone: 020 3951 3429

In-person: The Wellness, 10 Portman Square, Marylebone, London W1H 6AZ. Opening hours: Monday to Friday 8am–8pm, Saturday 9am–5pm.

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References and further reading

UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) Appendix Tuberculosis, Immigration Rules

International Organization for Migration (IOM) Migration Health Assessment Centres global directory

US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Civil Surgeon designation list, UK

US Department of State guidance on Form I-693 (Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record)

Australian Department of Home Affairs Public Interest Criterion 4005 health requirement

Bupa Medical Visa Services UK panel arrangements

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) Panel Physician directory and Form IMM 1017

Immigration New Zealand (INZ) Acceptable Standard of Health framework and Panel Physician directory

UK General Medical Council (GMC) standards on medical reports

Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) D4 medical examination standards

Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) medical certification framework

Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute immigration or medical advice. Visa medical requirements vary by destination country, visa category, and individual circumstance, and can change without notice. Applicants should always check current official requirements at the relevant immigration authority website (gov.uk for UKVI, uscis.gov for USCIS, immigration.canada.ca for IRCC, immi.homeaffairs.gov.au for Australia, immigration.govt.nz for INZ). The Wellness is a private healthcare clinic with GMC-registered doctors. Specific destination-country panel medicals must be performed by panel-designated practitioners; we provide supporting clinical work and refer accordingly.

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