What are the medical health requirements?
All applicants must be in good health, free from any of the disqualifying chronic medical conditions, and physically capable of performing the Haj rituals safely. (Refer to Section B2 for the list of disqualifying chronic medical conditions.)
It is mandatory for every applicant to undergo the Haj Medical Assessment, a medical examination conducted by a registered medical practitioner (doctor) in Singapore.
Upon completion of the assessment, the doctor will issue a Medical Health Certificate indicating whether the applicant is Medically Fit or Medically Unfit to perform Haj.
This process ensures that each applicant is well-prepared to undertake the journey safely and responsibly, with due care for their own health and the well-being of fellow pilgrims.
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What is the Haj Medical Assessment, and where can applicants complete it?
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Can an applicant appeal if declared medically unfit?
What should applicants tell the doctor during the Haj Medical Assessment?
If applicants have existing common chronic medical conditions such as diabetes mellitus, high blood pressure (hypertension), or high cholesterol (hypercholesterolemia), are they automatically deemed Medically Unfit for Haj?
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