hepatitis B infection
uk pm 81 wrote:junnixks wrote:Alhamdulillah and good news to all, I am a Filipino engineer and I am positive with hepatitis B, I came in UAE as visit visa and find a job in Sharjah. Just today our PRO said he got my medical result from Ministry of Health where I was tested and I am cleared. I just want to confirm that if you dont belong in 6 categories as mentioned on the other blogs even if you have Hepatitis B, you can work in UAE.
Dear junnixks,
That is very good news and I wish you all the best.
I am trying to get the answer to whether a HBV+ person, not within the 6 categories, can work for a government company (in Dubai)?
Can you please ask your PRO that question?
Apparently the rule only applies for private companies and not government companies?!
I would be grateful if you could inform me...
Thanks and God bless you.
Regards PM.
To all,
I have Medical certificate from a UKAS Accredited Clinic in the Philippines & from Dubai Iranian Hospital certifying me that mine is non-infectious but Dubai Government is not accepting it so that is why they cancelled my visa & they told me that I can still apply to private companies or company in other Emirates.
But I heard from my former colleagues just last jan 20 that Dubai Government is now on the process of lifting the ban to those who have hepa b and according to them it will take 6 to 12 months to implement this one, and they are telling me that my boss will take me again the time this will take in effect.
bro9
Thank you to the email you sent to me. I am bit confused why the government hasnt taken the rule in effect already when the last time i called the clinic where the failed medical the person i spoke to there said they can actually lift the ban it is them who will provide the letter and then that letter will be submitted to DNRD for them to unblocked the name of the person and why is it that some as per the stories form this blog had already lifted their bans. And as per your case u were not given a ban right?but then the Gov. told you that you can apply for a job not related to the mentioned 6 categories i mean private companies .Does it mean that right now if you will apply only in private companies there is a big possibility that you will get the visa and they wont test you for hep.?
I am still waiting for reply from other who had already helpful stories here.
please share...\
Gerryanded
Faidra wrote:Hello everyone!
PLZ I NEED TO KNOW IF I CAN VISIT DUBAI!!!
I lived there 2yrs ago and had to leave because I was found UNFIT for Hep B ( I have HBsAg). I need to visit Dubai for a few days but I am not sure if there is a ban on me, how i can lift it in that case and what would happen if i just tried to get in the country like that (I'm am an EU national and get visa upon arrival).
I would really appreciate ANY advice cause so far I have been unable to find anything useful
Cheers!
Thnx for the advice!
dingdong wrote:I suggest approaching one of your friends here and ask them to check in the immigration if you have any ban. In the event you have a ban on your passport, the worst that you can expect is they will send you back on the next flight.
Faidra wrote:Hello everyone!
PLZ I NEED TO KNOW IF I CAN VISIT DUBAI!!!
I lived there 2yrs ago and had to leave because I was found UNFIT for Hep B ( I have HBsAg). I need to visit Dubai for a few days but I am not sure if there is a ban on me, how i can lift it in that case and what would happen if i just tried to get in the country like that (I'm am an EU national and get visa upon arrival).
I would really appreciate ANY advice cause so far I have been unable to find anything useful
Cheers!
Faidra wrote:My fiancée and his father have been trying to do so for a while now but NO ONE is giving them any answers. We can't even find out if i have a ban or not. Is there a specific office you suggest they contact?
Thnx for the advice!dingdong wrote:I suggest approaching one of your friends here and ask them to check in the immigration if you have any ban. In the event you have a ban on your passport, the worst that you can expect is they will send you back on the next flight.
Faidra wrote:Hello everyone!
PLZ I NEED TO KNOW IF I CAN VISIT DUBAI!!!
I lived there 2yrs ago and had to leave because I was found UNFIT for Hep B ( I have HBsAg). I need to visit Dubai for a few days but I am not sure if there is a ban on me, how i can lift it in that case and what would happen if i just tried to get in the country like that (I'm am an EU national and get visa upon arrival).
I would really appreciate ANY advice cause so far I have been unable to find anything useful
Cheers!
Good luck.
Faidra wrote:My fiancée and his father have been trying to do so for a while now but NO ONE is giving them any answers. We can't even find out if i have a ban or not. Is there a specific office you suggest they contact?
Thnx for the advice!dingdong wrote:I suggest approaching one of your friends here and ask them to check in the immigration if you have any ban. In the event you have a ban on your passport, the worst that you can expect is they will send you back on the next flight.
Faidra wrote:Hello everyone!
PLZ I NEED TO KNOW IF I CAN VISIT DUBAI!!!
I lived there 2yrs ago and had to leave because I was found UNFIT for Hep B ( I have HBsAg). I need to visit Dubai for a few days but I am not sure if there is a ban on me, how i can lift it in that case and what would happen if i just tried to get in the country like that (I'm am an EU national and get visa upon arrival).
I would really appreciate ANY advice cause so far I have been unable to find anything useful
Cheers!
pocket wrote:Hi,
I'm a hepa B carrier on a medication of anti-viral drugs in my home country.
Recently I got offered a job in Dubai. Thanks to a new law, it seems possible to work in there.
However, I was wondering what kind of anti-viral drugs for Hepa B are available in Dubai, so that I can keep being on the right medication if needed.
I understand there should be no one who knows it because any one with Hepa B as an expat has not been allowed to live in Dubai recently.
But still i hope there might be a someone who can answer my question.
Thanks
Kiyaara wrote:I am from India and my husband is working in Dubai, when he applies for my residency visa for housewife, will they check hep b? and deport if positive? am worried as when he enquired at immigration or MOH they said they still deport if found positive and this was just last week..officials were rude and spoke badly...we are scared as they still maintain new law is not implemented...pls clarify asap and help me if anyone has got visa stamped inspite of Hep B..
i am hep b + carrier inactive stage and completely health..pls advice and help me...
Regards
Kiyaara
Thanks for sharing more of your stories.I hope there will be more update on lifting the ban and if your have any information where we can specifically inquire to clear this issue.
Regards,
Gerryanded
I joined a job in UAE last year but i was tested positive Hepatitis B and i was put life Ban.Can any bodly explain that new rule is applied on the banned people also?????? and now they are allowed to enter UAE????????plz inform.
FYI.. I am a new visa applicant and going on visit visa first then will apply for work permit.
Just pray to the God, everything will be alright.
Kiyaara wrote:Friends, i just called DNRD dubai last eve and they confirmed that Hep b is still tested and they do it for all new visa types. if found unfit they deport asap. new law is not been implemented and hence be careful. Incase people on this forum are posting success updates, they need to update some names or nos at DNRD or MOH where we can validate this info...i will warn again, pls do not just randomly believe from google what you read..law was just announced in newspaper, but still not implemented...my husband has checked and they maintain same stance in MOH..they say we are not informed abt this new law and hence we deport if hep b+ is tested and will be tested for everyone...
http://edohms.dohms.gov.ae/MP_circular/ … 0_0292.pdf
thank you for that link very informative but i have a confuse on the english circular.It seems to me that it is still the old rules they put her. I think the arabic one is the actual rules can any arabic people explain what it means.
Thank you.
Gerryanded
Can anybody tell that "Does IT engineer type visa requires only a formal 4 yrs engineering degree ? "
befor u think about the job think about ur health
im like u i was infected whit hep b ,beging whit 2300 copie
but now after one month using herbal medicines from egypte is 400 copies thinks god
whats i say that is not joke it can be just make faith in god
this medicen traite for 3 month and u wil not lose nothing to used
thanks in advance for your support.
ex cabin crew wrote:dear friend
befor u think about the job think about ur health
im like u i was infected whit hep b ,beging whit 2300 copie
but now after one month using herbal medicines from egypte is 400 copies thinks god
whats i say that is not joke it can be just make faith in god
this medicen traite for 3 month and u wil not lose nothing to used
ex cabin crew wrote:dear friend
befor u think about the job think about ur health
im like u i was infected whit hep b ,beging whit 2300 copie
but now after one month using herbal medicines from egypte is 400 copies thinks god
whats i say that is not joke it can be just make faith in god
this medicen traite for 3 month and u wil not lose nothing to used
how to get this herbal in uae
i need ur help.. i want to know the status of new rule implementation in fujairah... anyone help me.. plzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
dingdong wrote:Today, i have been to Muhaisna medical center for my medical. I have a gut feeling that there will be no problem after going through all the messages. After the blood collection it happened to meet one staff and i have asked him about the HBV. He asked me about my nature of work and i have confirmed him that i am not from the 6 categories. He has confirmed that they will not test it. Let us wait to see the result next week.
Dingdong,
please update us with your test result. Also did you for renewal or new visa?i have sent you an email. please revert.
thanks
Kiyaara
phone number 0020197722279/0020197722278
as the same ther in uae i think that ther is a center
one month later, i received an invitation to do another medical test. but i did not go to do the third medical test, i found it strange. the day after i received an email that i am not unfit and i have to leave the country as soon as possible. the administrative responsible of my work told me that i have an hepatitis and it is curable. but i have to leave the country, and i could never have a visa to work in dubai. another agent told me i could just go as a tourist with a medical certificate of recovery.when I returned to my country, I saw that I had hepatitis B, even if I had already been vaccinated when i was young. I am now a healthy carrier of hepatitis b, and I have normal transaminases. I must be monitored regularly, but according to the doctor I am healthy carrier, and that I can stay like this for 30 years or cure with medicines if needed.
I experienced a psychological shock, I have left everything after spending two months in Dubai. I would like to see my friends, it makes me sad. if one day I can do it, it would make me happy.
uk pm 81 wrote:junnixks wrote:Alhamdulillah and good news to all, I am a Filipino engineer and I am positive with hepatitis B, I came in UAE as visit visa and find a job in Sharjah. Just today our PRO said he got my medical result from Ministry of Health where I was tested and I am cleared. I just want to confirm that if you dont belong in 6 categories as mentioned on the other blogs even if you have Hepatitis B, you can work in UAE.
Dear junnixks,
That is very good news and I wish you all the best.
I am trying to get the answer to whether a HBV+ person, not within the 6 categories, can work for a government company (in Dubai)?
Can you please ask your PRO that question?
Apparently the rule only applies for private companies and not government companies?!
I would be grateful if you could inform me...
Thanks and God bless you.
Regards PM.
dingdong wrote:Jill13, sure i will pray for your husband. I was told by someone that they test for the contageous diseases. in case found, for the new they will reject and for the existing one already in the country they will give vaccination. Those who are sharing the negative cases are the lod one's. By the way, the new law is just on the paper not signed and approved by the authorities. It was just only a decision still to pass officially. Even this is from a word of mouth. probably i will be the first one to give an answer for most of the people.
This is dubai health department website announced the contents therein are as follows:
Individuasl:
.Any person working as a food handler i.e. Food Industry, Restaurant, Housemaids, etc.
This category-screening package includes: - HIV test. - HBV test. - Chest X-ray.
Interpretation: Positive result of any test will render the individual unfit to work in Dubai, U.A.E.
Same tests will be done for Visa renewal.
.Any person with Visa category as a Dependant (Housewives, Fathers, Mothers, etc.)
Only HIV test is required for both New cases and Visa renewal.
Test Interpretation: Positive result of the test will render the individual unfit to work in Dubai, U.A.E.
.All other categories: The screening package for new cases is:
HIV
Chest X-ray.
For Visa renewal: Only HIV test is required.
Interpretation: Positive result of the test will render the individual unfit to work in Dubai, U.A.E.
Excuse me: is such as computer engineer belong to All other categories without Hepatitis b?
One more link...
http://www.dha.gov.ae/EN/ServiceCatalog … kages.aspx
little wrote:http://www.dha.gov.ae/EN/ServiceCatalogue/Pages/SMSMFResult.aspx
This is dubai health department website announced the contents therein are as follows:
Individuasl:
.Any person working as a food handler i.e. Food Industry, Restaurant, Housemaids, etc.
This category-screening package includes: - HIV test. - HBV test. - Chest X-ray.
Interpretation: Positive result of any test will render the individual unfit to work in Dubai, U.A.E.
Same tests will be done for Visa renewal.
.Any person with Visa category as a Dependant (Housewives, Fathers, Mothers, etc.)
Only HIV test is required for both New cases and Visa renewal.
Test Interpretation: Positive result of the test will render the individual unfit to work in Dubai, U.A.E.
.All other categories: The screening package for new cases is:
HIV
Chest X-ray.
For Visa renewal: Only HIV test is required.
Interpretation: Positive result of the test will render the individual unfit to work in Dubai, U.A.E.
Excuse me: is such as computer engineer belong to All other categories without Hepatitis b?
Thank you for your return.
http://www.dha.gov.ae/EN/ServiceCatalog Â… kages.aspx
http://www.dha.gov.ae/EN/ServiceCatalog Â… esult.aspx
Suggestion:
These two links in this BBS should read understand.
who can give this department called to two links content ask about non-food industry, do not need to check whether the check-up hepatitis b carriers.
I am trying to request a letter from the clinic where i had my failed medical but the person i spoke there said they need the copy of my medical certificate.i asked if i could request it directly from them but the guy i spoke to said within 3 month they delete the record from the system.and i know i will be having difficulties if i have to request it from my previous employer.CAN ANYONE SUGGEST PLEASE WHAT OTHER OPTIONS I CAN DO TO GET MY MEDICAL FITNESS CERTIFICATE ,I DID MY MEDICAL IN JANAURY 2010 IN AL MUHAISNAH CENTRE.
I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE IF YOU CAN HELP ME WITH THIS PROBLEM.
Thanks,
Gerryanded
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