Physical examination procedures for studying abroad As far as studying abroad is concerned, the first thing is the requirements of the sending party. Secondly, the requirements of the recipient. Foreign schools generally regard physical health as the basic condition for accepting international students. For example, in some countries, such as the United States, Japan, Britain, Austria, Italy and so on. Physical health certificate or physical examination form is one of the necessary materials submitted by international students.

Students studying abroad should provide a medical certificate in addition to the admission notice or invitation letter and financial aid certificate when applying for a study visa. For example, France, Germany, South American countries, Russia and Eastern European countries all have this requirement for self-funded international students. Canada, New Zealand and Australia require medical certificates for public and self-funded international students.

Here is a brief introduction to the physical examination abroad:

Items to be carried:

A pen, ID card, passport, two two-inch photos (it is best to cut them out, there are no scissors in the physical examination office), and money (no more than 500 yuan). You can take the physical examination form issued by the school or not.

Bus route (Beijing):

1. You can go to Andingmen first, take the subway station exit to the north, and walk to Hepingli North Street, on the east side of Andingmenwai Street. Obviously, it is on the west side of Hepingli Hospital of Beijing Health and Quarantine Bureau. I will pick it up in the morning and afternoon after a week's physical examination.

2. Go east along Hepingli North Street, about 300 meters, and you will reach the tree-lined Xiaobailou. There is no sign at the door. Be careful not to miss it.

Procedure:

Line up first and tell each other which country to go to. If you have a school physical examination form to give to the other party, then the other party will give you some forms, and each form should be filled with information such as name. After filling it out, go to the toll booth on the east side of the hall to pay the money, and then you can start the physical examination according to the paper on the brown paper bag that was sent to you.

Suggestion:

1. The physical examination time is relatively short, and it will be almost finished in one hour, but the vaccination place does not accept the form around 10, so try to go as early as possible.

Because there are only skin tests on Monday and Tuesday. This skin test is about tuberculosis, which is required by some schools. The skin test takes 48 hours and 72 hours to go back for reexamination, so it is only done on Monday, Tuesday and Friday, and there is no physical examination on Friday. So I suggest you go to the physical examination on Monday or Tuesday morning.

2. If there is a school physical examination form, it should be checked according to the items required by the physical examination form, so the items of the physical examination form may be different from the standard items. For example, PPD or urine test is not in the standard items. If it is required in your physical examination form, you should check it. It will cost more to fill it out for them. If there is no physical examination form, don't worry, just check the required items.

Take photos on an empty stomach, otherwise it will cost more money to take photos there. As soon as the photo is posted on the physical examination form, another photo will be handed over to the staff in the hall together with various forms of physical examination forms. Don't forget to get the result receipt, otherwise the physical examination results will only be kept for one week, and you have to start again after processing.

The medical examination should be arranged after the visa.

5. The medical examination results can be collected by others.

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Physical examination for studying abroad is generally a routine examination, some forms are provided by the receiving school, and some are uniformly formulated by the education authorities of this country. Because countries and schools have different health requirements, international students should know the relevant requirements in time so as not to delay their study abroad plans. If the applicant goes through the formalities of studying abroad through an intermediary, he should master the relevant regulations of the other school through the intermediary, and the school will often state his health requirements by letter or form. If you are an applicant who directly contacts the school, you should communicate with the school through the internet, letters or other forms as soon as possible to understand the relevant content.

If the country and school you apply for have no special requirements and there is no designated hospital for physical examination, you only need to go to a regular hospital for physical examination. As long as this hospital has a considerable level, generally the lowest is a county-level hospital, and the commonly used physical examination forms in China can be used. But now many countries require applicants to go to designated hospitals for physical examination and provide special physical examination forms. For example, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and other countries have designated specialized hospitals, and students applying for these countries can only have physical examinations according to the requirements of this country.