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asi

assalam mr muneeer your kids were born here in uae or home country? if here then what was the cost for vaccine and for delivery i think for hbv+ mothr they charge more for delivry
please confrm and thanks lot lot for information

Guest7967

My all kidz were born in Pakistan this vaccine I bought from pharmacy about 6000 rupees 260 AED and hospital did not charged any extra cost for delivery. Because they are already using Sterlized tools.

finder

hi Asi, they dont charge extra.... they will charge for d antibodies or immunoglobulin inj the doc will give to the baby .. u can even go to GMC  hospital , Ajman...DR. Kasturi.. but do tell her u r poitive...they treat u like normal patients.... dont worry.... u will b fine.... doctors never  discriminate  their patients .... she is such a fine doc....she will not even mention again to you ...unlike a few gynae in shj hosp...dont want to name ....pls take care....LOL

mickey2000

Hi, all brohters and sisters,
today my friend went to kuwait hospital in ajman , law had already implement. for other states I don't know,

mickey2000

If you have ban, they will put ban in your passport, and I can know when you departure, from my understading, they didnot put you ban, you can come back any time for visit visa, for employment I have no idea.

eywa30 wrote:

Hello guys...its me again. I was just wondering If i dont have ban in the immigration does it mean that i dont have ban in SEHA? how will i know if I have ban in SEHA? My company told me that they dont put on ban on me and my friend from immigration told me the same thing..  I am currently in my home country and wanted to come back after RAMADAN.. Guys i need your help on this matter. Is there someone who had the same experience as me. I had my medical check up last January2010 and was sent home last 14FEB2010... Please try to give me ideas. Thank you so much in advance my brothers and sisters in this forum. I just went to church and pray all of you guys! We are like family here. May GOD bless us all.

eywa30

sagar2 wrote:

eywa30 ban vary case to case , as far your case concern I dont think so there is any ban if it was then you have  already completed 6 month time duration so you can come back and there will be no ban on you.

  Regards
   Sagar


Dear Sagar,

            Thank you so much for your message. You have boost my confidence. Thats one thing i love about his FORUM even if we dont know each other the true meaning of helping hand is being applied. The concern for each other really matters esp in our situation. Well I might come back next month. Inshallah. Hope there will be no problem. I'll keep you posted guys... and Im praying for all of you. God bless all.

Best regards,
Eywa30

eywa30

mickey2000 wrote:

If you have ban, they will put ban in your passport, and I can know when you departure, from my understading, they didnot put you ban, you can come back any time for visit visa, for employment I have no idea.

eywa30 wrote:

Hello guys...its me again. I was just wondering If i dont have ban in the immigration does it mean that i dont have ban in SEHA? how will i know if I have ban in SEHA? My company told me that they dont put on ban on me and my friend from immigration told me the same thing..  I am currently in my home country and wanted to come back after RAMADAN.. Guys i need your help on this matter. Is there someone who had the same experience as me. I had my medical check up last January2010 and was sent home last 14FEB2010... Please try to give me ideas. Thank you so much in advance my brothers and sisters in this forum. I just went to church and pray all of you guys! We are like family here. May GOD bless us all.



Dear Mickey2000,
Thank you for your info. I was totally relieved. As per my passport it doesnt have any stamp stating that im ban. I'll be coming back and try my luck again. Wishing you all the best in LIFE. Praying for you too. God bless! Cross our finger for the new law to be implemented...

Best regards,
Eywa30

sagar2

Assalam Alaikum,
                    Guys any update regarding rule implementation now it about to end of august tomorrow. I appeal to all of you please keep praying .

  Regards
   sagar

m_peks

eywa30 wrote:
sagar2 wrote:

eywa30 ban vary case to case , as far your case concern I dont think so there is any ban if it was then you have  already completed 6 month time duration so you can come back and there will be no ban on you.

  Regards
   Sagar


Dear Sagar,

            Thank you so much for your message. You have boost my confidence. Thats one thing i love about his FORUM even if we dont know each other the true meaning of helping hand is being applied. The concern for each other really matters esp in our situation. Well I might come back next month. Inshallah. Hope there will be no problem. I'll keep you posted guys... and Im praying for all of you. God bless all.

Best regards,
Eywa30


please also confirmed about there rule about hepatitis c... cause i am also planning to go on visit but i am hesistant about the screening on hepatitis c.. thanks in advance

henrydets

m_peks wrote:
eywa30 wrote:
sagar2 wrote:

eywa30 ban vary case to case , as far your case concern I dont think so there is any ban if it was then you have  already completed 6 month time duration so you can come back and there will be no ban on you.

  Regards
   Sagar


Dear Sagar,

            Thank you so much for your message. You have boost my confidence. Thats one thing i love about his FORUM even if we dont know each other the true meaning of helping hand is being applied. The concern for each other really matters esp in our situation. Well I might come back next month. Inshallah. Hope there will be no problem. I'll keep you posted guys... and Im praying for all of you. God bless all.

Best regards,
Eywa30


paki confirmed din yong testing nila sa hepatitis c pls... dahil balak ko ring mag visit


Dear M-peks
Please can you translate coz we can say anything here. Thax

m_peks

henrydets wrote:
m_peks wrote:
eywa30 wrote:

Dear Sagar,

            Thank you so much for your message. You have boost my confidence. Thats one thing i love about his FORUM even if we dont know each other the true meaning of helping hand is being applied. The concern for each other really matters esp in our situation. Well I might come back next month. Inshallah. Hope there will be no problem. I'll keep you posted guys... and Im praying for all of you. God bless all.

Best regards,
Eywa30


paki confirmed din yong testing nila sa hepatitis c pls... dahil balak ko ring mag visit


Dear M-peks
Please can you translate coz we can say anything here. Thax


I just want to asked confirmation for those who are planning to have their medical testing, to asked the medical center about THE law on hepatitis c screening cause i am planning TO have a visit in UAE and apply for a job

sagar2

m_peks wrote:
eywa30 wrote:
sagar2 wrote:

eywa30 ban vary case to case , as far your case concern I dont think so there is any ban if it was then you have  already completed 6 month time duration so you can come back and there will be no ban on you.

  Regards
   Sagar


Dear Sagar,

            Thank you so much for your message. You have boost my confidence. Thats one thing i love about his FORUM even if we dont know each other the true meaning of helping hand is being applied. The concern for each other really matters esp in our situation. Well I might come back next month. Inshallah. Hope there will be no problem. I'll keep you posted guys... and Im praying for all of you. God bless all.

Best regards,
Eywa30


please also confirmed about there rule about hepatitis c... cause i am also planning to go on visit but i am hesistant about the screening on hepatitis c.. thanks in advance


Dear Please check this out

http://www.dubaifaqs.com/medical-test-dubai.php

Hope you will find your answer here.

  Regards
   Sagar

Fridays

Everyone seems to be silent. The Gazette will be released today, isn't it? Does anyone of you had the chance to read the Gazette today and verified if the New law to remove Hepatitis B has been published?

mohdiqbal

We are eagerly waiting for the implementation of the new rule. I have been checking almost all newspapers and Government website, so far, there is nothing new but I hope we will have the good news within a day or two.

There have been some meetings of the Minister of Health and other members of the Health Ministry, where they have discussed about various things, such as Health Policies, etc. They might have been updated about the new laws.

You can check it here: http://www.moh.gov.ae/en/NewsDetails568.aspx

Although its not very specific, but its just to keep the forum a bit alive.

Wish you all the best.

sagar2

Greetings to All,
                  Don't sit just quit please update us what about gazette is it released or what ? Keep praying may ALLAH resolve our issue and implement the rule .
 
Regards
   Sagar

Alif

I am frustrated now.My time already finished.I don't know what I will do.Please update for implementation date of the new law.

sailing

the following two weeks, there will be some new guys come DUBAI in my company, then they will go for a medical check and i will update that if the law is implemented or not.
As of now nothing happened in Sharjah.

ramtuty

Ministry of Health Announces Amendments to Expats Medical Check ups
Monday, 23, August 2010    Category: News



Hanif Hassan: No Additional Fees and Amendment Includes 5 Articles

The Ministry of Health announced the amendment of certain provisions of the Cabinet Decision No. (7) for the year 2008 concerning the labor and residence medical checkup system for expatriates following the approval of the Cabinet on these amendments.

Hi Excellency Dr. Hanif Hassan, UAE Minister of Health, said: “The latest amendments are designed to eliminate any existing gaps as a result of the increased numbers of foreign labors to work or reside in the UAE. No additional fees to be increased for the checkups hence they remain the same i.e: 250 Dhs for certificate of diseases that pose threat to the public health such as AIDS, hepatitis (b), tuberculosis, leprosy, syphilis, 50 Dhs for examination of domestic maids, 50 Dhs for the first dose of immunization against hepatitis (b), hence the second and third doses of the same immunization are free of charge, 200 Dhs for the authentication of health insurance from the private sector”.

His Excellency Dr. Hanif Hassan explained that the new amendments modified 5 articles of 12 covered by the previous decision thus replaced articles 2,3,4,5 and 10 of the cabinet decision No. (7) of 2008 concerning the expats labor and residence medical checkups.

His Excellency added that the ministry plans to increase the numbers of labor medical checkup centers, if necessary, reassuring that the amendments of previous labor medical checkup system are made to develop work in the health sector and protect both nationals and residents from infectious and communicable diseases that world is experiencing nowadays and can be transferred into diseases that cannot be resisted according to the reports of international health organizations.

His Excellency Dr. Hanif Hassan called to activate the labor medical checkup centers and use the latest technologies in light of the great progress and development around the world, pointing out that the Ministry of Health is planning to develop plans and systems that guarantee the highest degrees of accuracy and health safety. Due to the existence of many nationalities in the country, the UAE had to set up an integrated accurate system that is subject to continuous development whenever the need arises.

The amendments of the law where as follows:

Article (2):

All expats arriving to the UAE for the purpose of working, studying or residing must make medical checkups provided in the provisions of the law that determine the conditions for granting residence or renewal visas according to the types of injuries or the following categories:

1-AIDS:

Tests are needed to detect the disease for all expats arriving to the UAE either for residency or labor for the first time or when renewal. The residence or labor visa are not granted to positive cases for the first time or when renewal as they are considered inappropriate.

2-Hepatitis (B):

a-The labor medical checkup is limited to the new arrivals either for labor or residency for the following 6 categories: nannies, housemaids, nursery and kindergarten supervisors, workers in hairdresser saloons, beauty centers and health clubs, workers in processing and food control authorities, workers in cafeterias and restaurants.

b-residence or labor residence or renewal visa shall not be granted to positive cases.

c-The vaccine must be given for the negative cases of the new 6 categories arrivals on condition that they should take 3 doses and provided a certificate proving the dose. At the time of residence visa renewal, they must show a vaccination certificate for approval or exemption from the vaccine. In case they do not show this certificate at the time of renewal, the vaccination must be taken again and an additional fee of 500 Dhs must be paid.

3-Tuberculosis Test:

Tuberculosis is limited to tuberculosis only. The tests are made for new arrivals only but all cases suffering from new, old, or active pulmonary tuberculosis are non-medically fit and shall not be granted residence visa.

4-Leprosy Test:

Leprosy test is made for new arrivals at the time of issuing residency visa for the first time. At the time of renewal, the residency visa is not permitted to all positive cases.

5-Pregnancy Test:

All maids, nannies and female drivers must have a pregnancy test before issuing the certificate of diseases that pose threat to the public health. In case of positive pregnancy, the sponsor has the choice either to allow her working for him or not. If the sponsor refuses, then he must write a written consent with his acknowledgment of the test result.

Article (3):

Syphilis test is limited to all the previous mentioned 6 categories whether at the time of issuing a new or renewed residence visa. The treatment must be provided to all positive cases before obtaining the health certificate.

Article (4):

With regards to the provisions of the articles of this decision, all members of UAE nationals such as husband, wife, children and parents who carry the UAE nationality or non-holders are exempted from this decision.

Article (5):

All positive cases for the diseases that are described in article (2) of decision must take all preventative procedures for the diseases that may pose threat to the public health stipulated in the federal law No. (27) of 1981 concerning the protection of communicable diseases. The procedures include:

Deportation of all positive cases that prove to have such diseases at the time of residence visa or renewal according to the medical checkup results. All concerned health authorities determined by the Minister of Health must implement these measures in accordance with the vested authorization under the provisions of the federal law referred to above.

Article (10):

The fees concerning the application of the provision of this decision shall be as follows:

250 for the certificate of diseases that pose threat to the public health i.e. AIDS, hepatitis (b), tuberculosis, leprosy and syphilis, 50 Dhs for house maids, first dose for the immunization against hepatitis b, 200 Dhs for the authentication of health insurance from the private sector. Companies that have more than 10 representative employees must pay: 500 Dhs for local representatives every 3 years and 1000 Dhs for expat representatives every year.

Article (12):

The decision shall be announced in the official gazette and shall take effect from the next day of publishing

ramtuty

Some websites still they are confusing about the new Visa rules. That's why I posted new rules regarding Hep-B, what actually published in www.moh.gov.ae website.

I hope, very very soon,it will be implemented,Inshaa Allah.All of us pray GOD.

m_peks

sailing wrote:

the following two weeks, there will be some new guys come DUBAI in my company, then they will go for a medical check and i will update that if the law is implemented or not.
As of now nothing happened in Sharjah.


is it the same company that sent you for medical testing in sharja

sailing

m_peks wrote:
sailing wrote:

the following two weeks, there will be some new guys come DUBAI in my company, then they will go for a medical check and i will update that if the law is implemented or not.
As of now nothing happened in Sharjah.


is it the same company that sent you for medical testing in sharja


yes, same....

ope

well, it clearly say HVB+ new or renew will not be granted if + so dont waste time here thats what it says...

ope

2-Hepatitis (B):

a-The labor medical checkup is limited to the new arrivals either for labor or residency for the following 6 categories: nannies, housemaids, nursery and kindergarten supervisors, workers in hairdresser saloons, beauty centers and health clubs, workers in processing and food control authorities, workers in cafeterias and restaurants.

b-residence or labor residence or renewal visa shall not be granted to positive cases.

Guest7967

I dont know why some people are spreading disappiontments. If u will read carefully they are explaining for 6 catogries only.

a-The labor medical checkup is limited to the new arrivals either for labor or residency for the following 6 categories nannies, housemaids, nursery and kindergarten supervisors, workers in hairdresser saloons, beauty centers and health clubs, workers in processing and food control authorities, workers in cafeterias and restaurants.
.

Guest7967

b-residence or labor residence or renewal visa shall not be granted to positive cases.

This part b of the rule is result for these 6 categories if found positive.

octopus_8

hi guys, tell me please, which exact clinic in Sharjah can to examine expatriates for visa?
I heard that there is only 1 clinic (municipal clinic) where possible to pass the exam. Is it true or there is few state clinics in Sharjah?
I need to know name of this clinic and location of it.
please, help me with it.
I am together with you waiting for the implementation, it is so important for us. I hope tomorrow Ministry of Health will publish news which we all waiting for.
Thanks

sagar2

Greetings,
              hello what happen guys its so quite here? any update ?

  Regards
   Sagar

henrydets

We are all waiting for the news probably today or tomorrow. keep on praying no looking back now its all most over guys.

henrydets

Dear Mickey
Where are you so silent and all memmbers of this forum please say something here.

mickey2000

Nothing Henry, Just I have many works only, I still keep on this website. I do agree with you that everything will be cleared in soon, we have just wait gazzet come out and next day will effect. Most of hospital had already known this rule will come to effect. We all pray for that. I expect the gazzet will be tomorrow ,and effect on this Sunday,


henrydets wrote:

Dear Mickey
Where are you so silent and all memmbers of this forum please say something here.

winstar99

Dears,

i got a job in qatar with nice pay. As a Accountant. please some one help me to find out whether they are testing this HbsAg. I am deeply worried about this. If they test i will silently try to settle in U.A.E.

I tried in qatar site. but every one telling something

sagar2

mickey2000 wrote:

Nothing Henry, Just I have many works only, I still keep on this website. I do agree with you that everything will be cleared in soon, we have just wait gazzet come out and next day will effect. Most of hospital had already known this rule will come to effect. We all pray for that. I expect the gazzet will be tomorrow ,and effect on this Sunday,


henrydets wrote:

Dear Mickey
Where are you so silent and all memmbers of this forum please say something here.



it was good to hear from you guys and thanks to mickey2000,henrydets and those other members who have contributed to brought authentic info regarding rule . we must keep pray.

Regards
  Sagar

perdanasiswa

winstar99 wrote:

Dears,

i got a job in qatar with nice pay. As a Accountant. please some one help me to find out whether they are testing this HbsAg. I am deeply worried about this. If they test i will silently try to settle in U.A.E.

I tried in qatar site. but every one telling something


Qatar: testing for HBV is based on profession. So, if the applicant is not into medical career, hair saloon, food handler etc there will be no requirement to test for HBV. To get more insight into this you can refer to the following forum

http://www.qatarliving.com/discussion/m … -02dec2006

Actually, this forum lists posts from year 2006 until present. You will have to be patient and read through quite a bit to reach this conclusion.

mickey2000

All brohthers and sisters,
today I got news from one doctor from ministry of health in one state ( I am not mention state ) , he said to me that .... Sure, Maximum after Eid, new law will implement.

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Cooldog

i went to Knowledge Village Medical Fitness Centre this morning, the doctor told me that HBV will be test for all new Work VISA, HBV will not be test for renew VISA except 6 category position as Rules mention.

Please you guys check again,

concern

cooldog,

are they talking about the old rule?  the new rule is not implemented all over UAE, please clarrify with them if it is old rule or new rule?

sailing

Cooldog wrote:

i went to Knowledge Village Medical Fitness Centre this morning, the doctor told me that HBV will be test for all new Work VISA, HBV will not be test for renew VISA except 6 category position as Rules mention.

Please you guys check again,


again, a bad news for me....

eywa30

muneeranjum wrote:

b-residence or labor residence or renewal visa shall not be granted to positive cases.

This part b of the rule is result for these 6 categories if found positive.


Dear Muneeranjum,

You are right... other people are making dissapointments... READ AND ANALYZE IT CAREFULLY before you POST.. NEVER LOSE HOPE guys.... its ony for six categories...

Thanks for your clarification muneer. Lets pray that the new law will be implemented. in gods willing...

Best regards,
Eywa30

mgeorge

Dear fellows,

I have checked with a guy inside SEHA.He is telling, HBV testing is limited to only six categories of Visa.The New rules will be same as the rules before 2008.It was happened to be implemented from yesterday,But due to some issues(?)it is postponted to one or two weeks..Believe my words...kindle your hopes.

Warm Regards
Mgeorge

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