When other GCC countries allow reports from home country for medical procedure, Qatar remains strict in doing the tests after arrival. I too appreciate that.
One visitor told me a weird experience.
She was in Qatar in 2011, then moved to UAE in the beginning of 2012 as her husband's project was transferred there. In 2013 her husband moved back to Qatar, and she underwent medical test and was surprised to find that she was declared unfit..
How can this happen? She was accepted by Qatar in 2011 and was accepted by UAE in 2012!
My another concern is people who are here on business visa are excluded from this medical procedures and they remain in the country for 3 months, exit and come back and again stay for 3 months.. How about the communicable spreading through these positive (if any) carriers?
Hi Nancye,
When other GCC countries allow reports from home country for medical procedure, Qatar remains strict in doing the tests after arrival. I too appreciate that.
One visitor told me a weird experience.
She was in Qatar in 2011, then moved to UAE in the beginning of 2012 as her husband's project was transferred there. In 2013 her husband moved back to Qatar, and she underwent medical test and was surprised to find that she was declared unfit..
How can this happen? She was accepted by Qatar in 2011 and was accepted by UAE in 2012!
My another concern is people who are here on business visa are excluded from this medical procedures and they remain in the country for 3 months, exit and come back and again stay for 3 months.. How about the communicable spreading through these positive (if any) carriers?