Health Care Status

Last activity 27 December 2021 by cnjo79793

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IamJGNew member23 February 2020 15:16:06

Hello

I just want to know if my Health Care Status is A, do I have to pay any consultation fee when i go in Salmaniya Hospital?

Thanks

XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert24 February 2020 05:14:57

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1) You can't go directly to Salmaniya for consultation (only emergency); you have to be referred through your local health center
2) And yes, you will pay a minor amount for consultation. I believe it is 5 or 7 BD

cnjo79793Member27 December 2021 16:31:08

Hi,
You can check your status using Express Services.
Expatriate employees can check their legal status in the Kingdom of Bahrain by inserting their personal number in the field below:
Personal Number
Then, you can see your status there if your health Care Status is B or A.

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