housewife, Hep B carrier, IQAMA in KSA

Biahos1989 Member

3POSTS

7 years ago

#81

Hi ,

Have you got a job?

Regards

Biahos1989 Member

3POSTS

7 years ago

#82

Hi,

I have the similar case but not sure that should i proceed with visa process or not? If they are going to reject it at the end on the basis if Hep b positive then i will not initiate any process. Just wanted to know about your case? Have you got this job and visa?

Regards,

JDEE DAVID New member

4POSTS

7 years ago

#83

Hello brother,

Please help me. I have the same scenario as yours, but this is for the year 2019. My wife medical results show the following:

HBsAg - reactive
HIV Ag/Ab - nonreactive
Anti-HCV - nonreactive
Syphilis - nonreactive
HCG (Qualitative) - negative

Help me what are the documents needed to have her iqama and stay with me as dependent in Saudi. Moreover, please tell me where is the hospital you went to have your wife's medical test.

Thank you and appreciate your help!

Sadia.Khaan New member

4POSTS

7 years ago

#84

Plz help me im facing same situation .i wast hepatitis c after medication my pcr negtive. I want to come saudia on family visa .my husband doing job saudia arabia. Plz help me what should i do ?? Can you give me your phon number r aqama number

MOHSINIqbal 982 New member

5POSTS

7 years ago

#85

Hi,

I am also facing the same problem my wife Elisa is postive but PCR is clear but in Pak madical center are not giving clearance report. How this issue could be resolve.

Please advice.

MOHSINIqbal 982 New member

5POSTS

7 years ago

#86

Did you apply in Pakistan from GAMCA?

But in my case they are saying that they shall mention on report that ELISA is reactive even PCR will be nigative.

Could you please guide me it will effect on visa process???

mjamalhassan New member

8POSTS

7 years ago

#87

Hello
I just want to know that what happened in your case?
Do you get your visa and iqama in Saudi Arabia?
Please share your experience as I am in same sanerio.

mjamalhassan New member

8POSTS

7 years ago

#88

Have you resolved your issue?
I am facing same problem for my wife.
Is there any solution?
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MEH75043 Member

13POSTS

7 years ago

#89

Please visit alamal clinic in hara it will take some time sice they will retest 2 times than afyer 25 days they will handover to u the manual report with hcv positive result go to jawazt and submit the same u will get the iqama without any problem.

Hcv positive for housewife visa is not an issue, but some ckinics dont give out report so go to ither clinic wher they giv mnual report.

mjamalhassan New member

8POSTS

7 years ago

#90

naseem haidar wrote:
Dear Sister,

Exactly what kind of issue you have ? kindly explain......

Send me an email, i will give a contact who solve your issue.

Bro please contact to me ,I need your help.

mjamalhassan New member

8POSTS

7 years ago

#91

Do you stamped the visa of your wife from Saudi embassy with Elisa positive report?
Please reply me as I am facing same problem.
Thank you

mjamalhassan New member

8POSTS

7 years ago

#92

MOHSINIqbal 982 wrote:
Did you apply in Pakistan from GAMCA?

But in my case they are saying that they shall mention on report that ELISA is reactive even PCR will be nigative.

Could you please guide me it will effect on visa process???

Do you stamped the visa of your wife from Saudi embassy with Elisa positive report?
Please reply me as I am facing same problem.
Thank you

hassan134 New member

3POSTS

5 years ago

#93

if individual have HCV antibody is positive .but PCR is negative can he get iqama in ksa plz reply

imqu Member

14POSTS

5 years ago

#94

On the work visa... No .... on dependent visa.. yes

hassan134 New member

3POSTS

5 years ago

#95

thanks

Shahkhan9004 Member

12POSTS

5 years ago

#96

Yes

hassan134 New member

3POSTS

5 years ago

#97

yes mean.......he can get iqama in ksa

Fresh100 Member

13POSTS

4 years ago

#98

Unfortunately, the gulf nations including Saudi Arabia are a bit backward when it comes to this and in tackling work health discrimination.

I'd suggest that you make sure your virals are low this can be easily done by meds, also get a fit to work letter from your doctor and send it to the ministry of health government.

They can either allow you to work as normally as people do in the western countries or they can do what they do, the majority of the time and deport and ban you.

Though I love these nations, however when it comes to work discrimination on your health. I would suggest you avoid the gulf middle east nations and Saudi Arabia.

Go to the US or Europe, they are more open-minded and don't have this work discrimination enforced, you'd be able to work with hep b and receive treatment without fear of deportation.

I hope this helps in some way.

Rims_tar Member

1POSTS

3 years ago

#99

@Sameers21 exaxt same situation .. plz tell me what u did.. i have doc clearance letter from a private doctor since my vdrl and rpr are negative. But i am skeptical if they (visa office) will accept this. What should i do

Cheryl Moderator

16293POSTS

3 years ago

#100

Hello Rims_tar,

Welcome to Expat.com

Keep in mind that you may not get any response from Sameers21 as this member's last connection was 7 years ago.

Should you want to talk with other people, feel free to start a new thread on the Saudi Arabia forum.

Cheers,

Cheryl

Expat.com team

Natiq Member

1POSTS

3 years ago

#101

@rana_cool

I have the same issue. Did you get any solution?

Bhavna Team

43493POSTS

3 years ago

#102

Hello Natiq,

Welcome on board !

Please explain how we can help ? As Rana_cool has not been active on the forum since the past 3 years.

Maybe some other active member can help you out.

All the best

Bhavna

Guest8287 Guest

0POSTS

3 years ago

#103

@naseem haidar

Hello sir. I am also in same situation. I took hepatitis C treatment and am viral negative. However will always test anti body positive. If I provide treatment documentation will they grant Iqama

Guest8287 Guest

0POSTS

3 years ago

#104

@naseem haidar

I have same issue. I had hep C but took treatment. I am PCR negative, but will test antibodies positive. Will they grant Iqama

khan651 Member

2POSTS

10 months ago

#105

@deltoid I appreciate you share such a positive news regarding this case, I also want to follow the same path and try my luck for the Iqama (Resident ID) of my wife but before I start following these steps, I want to clarify some things.

1- The letters you had submitted to the Embassy along the unfit medical report, were those letters sent to the embassy via electronic media(email)? Or Physical letters by Post/courier service?

2- Did you sent the Letters to Saudi Embassy working in your home country or the letters were sent from within Saudi Arabia to the embassy of your home country working in Saudi Arabia?

3- The “unfit” report was published on GAMCA website or was it from any other Non-GAMCA approved medical center or hospital?

4- What were the supporting medical evidences did you attached to prove the Unfit report as false in this case?

5- In the 2nd point you mentioned Medical Cards/Insurance Certificate, are you referring to “GOSI”?

6- After all these assurances did your wife still went for the blood test to any Efada service approved medical center before she got her Iqama?

7- If yes, what blood tests were done and did those blood tests effect the outcome of Iqama being approved or rejected?

Hope you take time and answer my questions.

wafidmedicalcheck New member

1POSTS

3 weeks ago

#106

I appreciate you sharing such positive news regarding this case. I am also planning to follow the same path and try my luck in obtaining the Iqama (Resident ID) for my wife. However, before I begin the process, I would like to clarify a few things:The letters you submitted to the Embassy along with the unfit medical report — were they sent electronically via email, or were they physical documents sent through post/courier service?Were these letters sent to the Saudi Embassy in your home country, or were they submitted from within Saudi Arabia to your home country’s embassy located in Saudi Arabia?Was the “Unfit” report issued through the [link moderated] website, or was it from another non-GAMCA approved medical center or hospital?What supporting medical evidence did you attach to prove that the “Unfit” report was incorrect or false?In your second point, you mentioned Medical Cards/Insurance Certificates. Were you referring to GOSI?Even after providing all these assurances and documents, did your wife still have to undergo blood tests at an Efada-approved medical center before receiving her Iqama?If yes, what specific blood tests were conducted, and did those test results affect the approval or rejection of the Iqama?I hope you can take some time to answer my questions. Your guidance would be greatly appreciated.