It may be that others can help, but I'm aiming this at Brits since they will have gone through the same visa process I'm attempting to navigate at the moment.
One of the requirements for our work visa (my husband and I are both employed by the same company) is something from our doctor confirming we have no infectious diseases.
The Angolan embassy are yet to respond to our question about what this entails, our doctor doesn't have a clue, we called a visa processing company who told us they only deal with tourist visas and an expat medical centre who seemed clueless.
We are at our wits end!
Can anyone explain what the medical cert needs to contain?
Your help would be much appreciated
Any Brits in Angola shed any light on the visa requirements - medical
Little Rodge
20 February 2013 00:00:56
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stumpy
04 March 2013 03:49:06
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You need to have a full medical from your doctor who then issues you with a certificate stating that you are fit and healthy and have no diseases.
Little Rodge
04 March 2013 16:44:30
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Thanks to both!
The embassy eventually confirmed what they wanted and my husband and I now both have the necessary letters. Advice always much appreciated!
Thanks again
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