Immigration Medical Center

A medical exam is a process to examine a person’s health condition by considering its medical history and physical health. An immigration medical exam is a mandatory part of immigrating to the US and becoming a permanent resident. It is also known as a medical exam for the green card. When you go to the immigration medical exam, you should bring your passport and other information about your health as medications you’re taking these days along with you. The primary purpose of carrying out this immigration medical exam is to ensure that the health condition of that applicant doesn’t pose a risk to the public health and safety of the United States residents.

Inadmissible applicants

Any of these health condition may declare an applicant inadmissible:

• Communicable diseases of public health significance

• Lack of required vaccination (polio, mumps, measles, hepatitis A & B, influenza type B, retrovirus, meningococcal) proofs

• Drug addiction

• Mental or physical disorder