What vaccinations do I need to pass a medical examination?The doctor will tell you about all the missing vaccinations necessary for the medical examination during the check of your vaccination cards during the examination. The necessary vaccines can be delivered both here and in any other clinic in the city.
In order to consult with a doctor about vaccinations in advance, you can sign up for a paid consultation, where the doctor will tell you what you will need to deliver for a successful medical examination. To make an appointment for a consultation, please call our call center +7 727 378-64-64.
Applicants for immigrant visas must now be vaccinated at least one dose against Covid-19 in order to immigrate to the United States. The vaccines accepted for immigrants are those approved by the World Health Organization (WHO) for emergency use, or those which are licensed or approved for emergency use by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Please visit the WHO website for more information.
At the time of the medical examination, you must present proof of previous vaccination for COVID-19. If you are eligible for vaccination and have previously refused it, you will not be allowed to enter the United States. Please visit the CDC website for more information.
On the day of your medical exam you must bring:- Passport (including children’s)
- 5 color photos, size 3x4 cm, with the matted back (we ask you to bring cut out photos)
- Medical records with information about past vaccinations. Original of the medical chart with the vaccinations is preferable.
- Invitation letter for the interview at the US Consulate
- Covid 19 vaccination certificate
- For children over 2 years of age and adults - documented results of the IGRA test result, conducted at the GammaLab, Almaty. The test has to be administered within 6 months of the exam date.
- If you are taking any medications for a long time, then prepare a list with the names of these drugs for a physical examination.
* If your passport details have changed, you must send a picture of the first page of your passport at least
48 hours before your medical examination appointment. If a new document is presented on the day of the examination, the issuance of your medical examination results will be delayed by
1–2 business days.
If you take any medications on a long-term basis, please prepare
a list of these medications with their names and bring it with you to the medical examination.
If you or your children have
symptoms of an acute respiratory viral infection, cold, or flu on the day of the medical examination, the examination must be
rescheduled to another day. Please also note that
you are allowed to have breakfast on the day of the medical examination; there is
no need to come on an empty stomach for laboratory tests.
Please be advised that when planning your medical examination,
additional testing may be required in certain cases, including but not limited to
HIV infection, a history of tuberculosis, or other lung diseases. Such additional examinations may take
up to three business days (weekends are not included), and the
final processing of results may take from 52 to 65 business days. We strongly recommend that you
plan your examination and travel dates in advance, taking into account the possibility of extended processing times.
In accordance with U.S. Consulate requirements, the medical examination
must be fully completed before the interview date. If you are unable to complete the medical examination before your scheduled interview, you must
reschedule the interview through your Consulate account. If you are referred for additional testing on the day of your medical examination, you will also need to
reschedule your interview. The Consulate
will not conduct the interview without a completed medical examination.
After the physical examination and receipt of the
TB Spot IGRA test results, you will be issued a
sealed envelope with documents for your interview at the U.S. Consulate on the following day. If the tuberculosis test results are not available on the day of the medical examination, the issuance of the envelope will be delayed by
1–3 business days.
You will also receive
a copy of your vaccination record for personal use. This document is required for obtaining medical insurance, enrollment in school or kindergarten, and employment. If you lose your vaccination record, you must
contact the U.S. Consulate in Almaty directly.
Please note that for
certain visa categories, medical examination data is sent
directly to the U.S. Consulate, and
no sealed envelope is issued. More detailed instructions can be found in the
confirmation email for your medical examination appointment.
If your medical examination is scheduled on a
Friday, the document package will be issued on
Monday, provided that the TB Spot IGRA test results are available. When collecting the envelopes with your medical examination results, please bring
a bag or pouch to carry them.
If you have additional questions, you may schedule a
paid consultation, during which a physician will provide more detailed explanations and answer your questions. To schedule a consultation, please contact our call center at
+7 727 378-64-64.
The cost of the
basic medical examination (excluding vaccination and the tuberculosis blood test) is
115,000 KZT.The cost of a
repeat medical examination is the same as for the initial examination (excluding vaccination):
115,000 KZT.Please note that the cost of the medical examination does not include vaccination and the tuberculosis blood test.Our addresses are:- Serkebayev Ave, 111, corner of Kozhabekov str.
- Mukanov 235, corner of Kabanbay Batyr str.