Hepatitis B
I am also a hep b carrier and i got it frm my mother. Before i got known of this curse, i was full loaded with dreams and enthusiams. I even laid my plans of working abroad but the moment the doctor says i have the virus, it shattered my future plans into pieces.
Just wanna know if its already implemented in uae the 6 categories with regards to hepa b carriers? Am puzzled because when my sister went to uae to work just last month she required to undergo hep b check in her medical. pls. enlighten me. tnx!
I understand why you described it as a "curse".
"Am puzzled because when my sister went to uae to work just last month she required to undergo hep b check in her medical." - what is her job in UAE? and where she was tested?

Prettyangel wrote:Hello everyone!
I am also a hep b carrier and i got it frm my mother. Before i got known of this curse, i was full loaded with dreams and enthusiams. I even laid my plans of working abroad but the moment the doctor says i have the virus, it shattered my future plans into pieces.
Just wanna know if its already implemented in uae the 6 categories with regards to hepa b carriers? Am puzzled because when my sister went to uae to work just last month she required to undergo hep b check in her medical. pls. enlighten me. tnx!
on renewal of visa of a construction company workers.did they check Hepatites "C"....????
in Qatr hepatites will be checked . i ask one of my friend working there.
or only for residence visa?
meguelrovic wrote:update for h-p?
po its depends on visa category.
and work visa and resident visa is same for medical .
hepa B is sure tested for 6 categories.
lalizay16 wrote:meguelrovic wrote:update for h-p?
po its depends on visa category.
and work visa and resident visa is same for medical .
hepa B is sure tested for 6 categories.
HEPA-B...
a) Test is limited to new arrivals, either for labour or residency, for the following six categories: nannies; housemaids; nursery and kindergarten supervisors; workers in hairdresser saloons, beauty centres and health clubs; workers in processing and food control authorities; and workers in cafeterias and restaurants.
b) Residence or labour residence or renewal of visa shall not be granted to positive cases.
c) If the results show negative, the above mentioned six categories should take the vaccine on arrival. They should take three doses and provide a certificate proving the dosage. At the time of visa renewal, the vaccination certificate must be shown for exemption from being vaccinated again. Failure to produce the certificate at the time of renewal will result in repeat vaccinations at an additional fee of Dh500.
What will be my 1st step in applying work in dubai?? Is there any agencies in cebu/manila dat will accept applicants if they found out that u hav a hepa b?? how it will work out?? please please help me.....ty...God bless us all!
Thanks a lot
ska4ni wrote:Does anybody know if Hepatitis B is still checked for Bahrain employment visa? In UAE it is not checked any more since 2010.
Thanks a lot
really not sure,
to the fullest just like everybody else..

airam
I am a married British lady living on a tourist visa in Dubai. My husband is employed here and has a residency visa. I am also considering getting residency / employment status in the UAE but I'm quite frankly confused over the rules regarding these medical tests as much of these posts are conflicting (especially regarding these six categories)?
I contracted Hepatitis B and C over 30 years ago and was tested as having full antibodies for both - my GP said it was past resolved and that I am not a carrier. Would I be able to reside / work here?
I would obviously rather stay here on a tourist visa than be deported so any advice on this would be greatly appreciated.
Additionally, is there any appeal you can make against deportation on medical grounds in Dubai?
Many thanks for any definite information on this sensitive issue - especially from anyone who actually performs these tests in a Government hospital.
Helen.
I am new to this blog. Can anyone help me to know if i have life ban and work ban. I exited dubai with a iris scan on 7th Jan 2015
Please suggest me I hv infected from hep b+ ve . I want to go dubai for the post of mechanical fitter. Can I go or not. Please tell me as soon as possible. Before I did my work in jordan may 2012 to june 2014 . There no problem there my medical test is ok. But I m affried for medical test for dubai . Because I heard for hep b + ve not allowed for dubai and may be life time banned. Please tell me friend.
I've been scanning through this blog and it seems there are a lot of conflicting information about Hep B. I'm also a Hep B inactive carrier and I have a plan to work in Dubai. So I started looking up through UAE news articles and found this...
"Dr Awadh said the new laws mean that visa screening tests for hepatitis B now only applies to six specified categories of expatriates – nannies, housemaids, and nursery workers; hairdressing salon workers; beauty centre workers; health club workers; anyone working in processing or food-control authorities; and those in cafes and restaurants.These are professions that have more human-to-human contact, he explained.Moves are now being made to relax the rules further, so they do not apply to those working in cafes or restaurants, he added."
link of article : http://www.thenational.ae/news/uae-news … en-relaxed
I was happy about this info BUT there are still some comments on this blog and other net articles that says otherwise. I just want a clear answer to this dilemma coz what if I'll go to Dubai and apply for a profession that is NOT in the 6 categories but the employer wanted me tested for Hep B anyway? Will I be able to say no and look for another job/employer or will I have to do the test anyways and get deported? I'm just scared of what might happen once I'm there, I just wanted to be really sure coz it'll be expensive to go and I don't want to just get deported coz I'm Hep B carrier. Gosh, I just wish brilliant scientists find a cure for us already, it's so unfair for us carriers to face this kind of problem it's not like we wanted it right? Anyways, anyone who has a clear info on this please post something with hard facts if you have one coz it would really be helpful. Thank you guys!
This is Harshida from India I have been to Dubai on Mar 2013 but after my medical at abudhabi they told be that u r Hepatitis B positive and can't continue job and have to return back within 3 Days. After coming in India I went for a Special test for Hepatitis B through Metropolis which is a trusted laboratory . The reports are normal and indicates Non-Detected for Hepetitis-B.
I also have no symptoms and also am fit with no diseases. But they have scanned eyes and fingerprints in their system .
I am not a patient of Hepatitis B , So now how can apply again for visa and what's the procedure. Can I go on Tourist Visa. Or Employment Visa for any other job offer.
Kindly revert me ASAP.
I am HbsAG + a healty carrier, not dengerous to others. i was selected for a position of cabin crew. and honestly speaking after reading a lot of info, i am afraid to proceed with any airline company . i dont want to be deported from here... Any suggestion?
Food and beverage
Nanny
Nurses doctors and dentist
Receptionist
Those categories i think...
But if youll work in office theyll allow you to continue your work and provide you your medications
Any response will surely help me.
Thanks,
Angel
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Get a free quoteI visited dubai on 2007 and got job from one advertisement company but unfortunately my visa got rejected the medical reason of hebatitis b infection.
I tried to apply tourist visa on last month but got rejected again with same reason.It shows banned.Could you please guide me how to remove ban and enter as tourist. Any possibilities?
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