Statutory Medical Examinations

This examination is conducted before an individual begins a new job. Its primary purpose is to ensure that the prospective employee is fit to perform the duties required by the position and does not pose a health risk to themselves or others in the workplace.

For individuals seeking to work in certain countries or regions, an employment pass is often required. The medical examination for this pass ensures that the individual meets the health standards set by the respective country or region.

Before studying abroad or in specific institutions, students might need to undergo a medical examination. This ensures they are in good health and do not carry any communicable diseases.

Domestic helpers or maids often undergo health assessments to ensure they are fit to work and do not pose any health risks to the households they serve.

Foreign workers seeking employment in certain countries must undergo medical examinations to obtain a work permit. This ensures they are fit for the job and meet the health standards of the host country.

Before issuing an insurance policy, insurance companies often require a medical examination. This helps determine the risk associated with the individual and set appropriate premiums.