Medical Certificate Attestation Services in the UAE

Medical certificate and medical report attestation for UAE visa, employment and insurance purposes.

Medical certificates and medical reports sometimes need attestation for UAE visa applications, specific employment categories, or insurance and legal purposes. We manage the attestation process with the issuing medical authority and the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs so the document is recognised for its intended use.

Where a medical certificate forms part of a broader visa or employment file, we coordinate timing with any related personal document attestation so everything is ready together.

Key Benefits

  • Attestation managed with the issuing medical authority
  • Coordinated with related visa or employment documentation
  • Recognised for UAE visa, employment and insurance purposes
  • Clear guidance on what your specific case actually requires

Our Process

  1. Confirm the certificate and the attestation your case requires
  2. Attestation with the issuing medical authority
  3. UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs attestation
  4. Deliver the attested document to you

Frequently Asked Questions

When is medical certificate attestation required in the UAE?

It comes up most often for specific visa categories, certain employment applications, and insurance or legal matters where a medical report needs to be formally recognised.

Is this the same as the UAE entry medical fitness test?

No, that is a separate, mandatory UAE-based test for residency visas. Medical certificate attestation applies to reports or certificates issued elsewhere that need to be formally recognised in the UAE.

How long does medical certificate attestation take?

It varies by issuing country and authority, typically two to four weeks.

Can you attest a medical report issued by a private clinic?

It depends on whether the clinic and its issuing physician are recognised by the relevant attestation authority in that country. We assess this on a case-by-case basis.

Do I need the original document or is a certified copy enough?

Most attestation authorities require the original document, though requirements vary by country and by the specific authority involved.

What happens if the certificate is in a language other than English or Arabic?

We arrange certified translation as part of the attestation process where needed.