An S Pass medical check up is required for all skilled foreign workers seeking employment in Singapore. If you’re applying or renewing an S Pass, you need this health screening. It’s to ensure you meet the health requirements to work in Singapore.
The medical examination usually involves a physical check-up and chest X-ray. S Pass medical check ups can be done at approved clinics all over Singapore, with results within 48 hours. Some clinics even offer express services for faster results.
Do your S Pass medical check-up early to speed up your work permit process. It’s a simple process that benefits both you and your employer. Knowing what to expect will help you feel more confident with this important step.
S Pass medical check-up is for foreign workers seeking employment in Singapore. It involves certain tests and criteria to ensure the health and safety of the applicant and the local workforce.
To qualify for an S Pass, you must meet certain health requirements. MOM requires all applicants to undergo a medical examination. This check-up is to screen for infectious diseases and overall health.
You must be free from active tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS. These will disqualify you from getting an S Pass. The medical check up is also looking for other serious health conditions that may affect your work.
Your employer will arrange for your medical examination. They should only bring you to Singapore after your S Pass is approved.
S Pass medical check-up usually involves several tests. A chest X-ray is done to screen for tuberculosis. TB is a major health concern in many countries.
Blood tests are also part of the check up. These tests are for HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases. You may also have a general physical examination to assess your overall health status.
Some clinics may add on tests based on your job requirements or health history. Always check with your employer or the clinic for the tests involved.
To prepare for your S Pass medical check up, gather all your documents. This includes your passport, work permit, and any previous medical records.
Inform the clinic staff about any existing health conditions or medications you’re taking. This will ensure accurate test results and proper evaluation of your health status.
Fast for at least 8 hours before your appointment if blood tests are involved. Wear loose clothing that can be removed for the chest X-ray.
Remember, medical check up is part of your S Pass application. Being prepared can help speed up the process and increase your chances of approval.
Here is a list of clinics that are designated by MOM which you can consult for your S Pass Medical Examinations:
| Sector | Postal Sector (first 2 digits of postal codes) | Appointed Anchor Operator (AO) | Location of Medical Centre for Migrant Workers (MCMW) | Selected Onsite Medical Centres (OMCs) within Dormitories | PCP Price (per Migrant Worker per year) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | 01-10, 15-25, 28-37, 40-41, 57 | StarMed Specialist Centre Pte Ltd | StarMed Specialist Centre @ Farrer Park | Not Applicable | $138 |
| B | 38-39, 42-55, 81-82 | SATA CommHealth | 63 Loyang Way Interim location: Kaki Bukit Recreation Centre (TBC) till further notice | Not Applicable | $108 |
| C | 56, 74-80, 83 | SATA CommHealth | Woodlands Recreation Centre Interim location: Cochrane Recreation Centre till further notice | PPT Lodge 1B | $136 |
| D | 69-73 | SATA CommHealth | Kranji Recreation Centre Interim location: Kranji Recreation Centre Multipurpose Hall till further notice | Sungei Tengah Lodge | $119 |
| E | 62, 63 | Fullerton Healthcare Group Pte Ltd | 47 Gul Circle | CDPL Tuas Dormitory and Tuas View Dormitory | $138 |
| F | 11-14, 26-27, 58-61, 64-68 | St Andrew’s Mission Hospital | Penjuru Recreation Centre | Not Applicable | $108 |
| S/N | Name of Clinic | Address |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | A Family Clinic | 7 Erskine Road, S069320 |
| 2 | A Medical Clinic (Everton Park) | 1 Everton Park, #01-27, S081001 |
| 3 | Acumed Medical Group | 301 Boon Lay Way, #01-18/19, Boon Lay MRT Station, S649846 214 Bedok North Street 1, #01-165, S460214 1 Joo Koon Circle, #01-23, Fairprice Hub, S629117 1 Jurong West Central 2, #B1A-19E, Jurong Point Shopping Centre, S648886 Blk 215C Compassvale Drive, #01-02, S543215 64 Yung Kuang Road, #01-107/111, S610064 38 Teban Gardens Road, #01-318/319, S600038 71 Pioneer Road, #01-06, Tuas Amenity Centre, S639591 128 Tuas South Avenue 3, #01-03, JTC Biomed One @ Tuas Biomedical Park, S637370 111 Woodlands Street 13, #01-78, S730111 |
| 4 | Drs Tang & Partners Pte. Ltd. | 64 Yung Kuang Road, #01-115, S610064 |
| 5 | Edgedale Medical Clinic | 122A Edgedale Plains, #01-187, S821122 40 Cambridge Road, #01-115, S210040 614 Tampines North Drive 1, #01-01, S520614 |
| 6 | HealthServe | 1 Lorong 23 Geylang #01-07 Building 4, S388352 (Inside Highpoint Social Enterprise) |
| 7 | Healthway Medical | 721 Ang Mo Kio Ave 8, #01-2805, S560721 446 Bukit Batok West Avenue 8, #01-03, S650446 101 Towner Road, #01-236, S322101 461 Yishun Avenue 6, #01-05, S760461 218 Bedok North St 1, #01-17, S460218 690 Jurong West Central 1, #01-193, S640690 308 Anchorvale Road, #01-03, S540308 503 Tampines Central 1, #01-311, S520503 Silver Cross Medical, 502 Jurong West Ave 1, #01-803, S640502 |
| 8 | Panhealth Family Clinic | 312B Sumang Link, #01-03, S822312 |
| 9 | Raffles Medical | 1 Pasir Ris Central Street 3, #04-19, S518457 10 Tampines Central 1, #03-28, S529536 3 Simei Street 6, #02-27, S528833 83 Punggol Central, #02-29, S828761 |
| 10 | Shifa Clinic & Surgery | 668 Chander Road, #01-18/20, S210668 |
| 11 | Shifa Clinic (Jurong) | 501 Jurong West Street 51, #01-277, S640501 |
| 12 | Stella Maris Family Clinic & Surgery | 668 Chander Road, #01-24, S210668 |
| 13 | Tayka Medical | 29A Desker Road, S209562 |
| 14 | Tayka Medical Family Clinic | 526 Jurong West Street 52, #01-323, S640526 |
| 15 | The Good Clinic | 5001 Beach Road, #01-13, S199588 |
| 16 | Trinity Medical Clinic | 130 Jurong Gateway Road, #02-205/207, S600130 144 Robinson Road, #08-02, Robinson Square, S068908 273C Punggol Place, #01-874, S828273 |
The medical examination is just the start. You need to understand the results, address any health issues and submit the necessary documents.
After your S Pass medical checkup, you will get a report. The report will say if you pass or fail.
The report checks for tuberculosis, HIV, syphilis, malaria, and if you are fit to work.
If you pass, good! You can move on to the next step of your S Pass process.
If you fail, don’t panic. The report will explain why. You may need to do more tests or treatment.
If you have health problems, you need to act fast.
First, see a doctor to understand more about the problem. They can tell you what’s wrong and how to fix it.
You may need to do treatment before you can pass the exam. Follow the doctor’s advice.
In some cases, you can retake the exam after treatment. Ask your employer about this.
Remember, your health comes first. Don’t ignore any issues found in the exam.
After you pass the exam, you need to submit the results to the Ministry of Manpower.
Your employer will usually do this. Make sure they have all your medical documents.
The ministry needs these documents to process your S Pass. Without them, your application will be delayed.
Keep all your medical papers. You may need them later.
If you have any questions on the submission of documents, ask your employer or contact the Ministry directly.
Book your appointment at a one-stop medical centre like Camden Medical Centre, located near the Central Business District, for fast processing.
Check if the clinic has HIV testing facilities and offers urgent medical checks or same-day walk-in appointments.
Ensure all your documents are ready before your appointment; medical form, in principle approval form, and MOH’s national immunization records.
After the examination, confirm your employer will submit the results to the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA).
If required, collect your medical results personally to avoid delay in your employment pass application.
S Pass medical examination is part of the process for mid-level skilled foreign workers in Singapore. Required by the Ministry of Manpower for all S Pass applicants.
Medical checkups usually involve chest X-ray and basic health screening. Many clinics offer one-stop services.
Results will be out within 48 hours or 24 hours if express. From $30 at some clinics.
Don’t forget, your employer must provide medical insurance coverage while you are an S Pass holder.
S Pass is usually valid for 2 years. You can renew if you still meet the requirements.
By knowing the process and requirements, you can have a smooth S Pass application and start work in Singapore without delay.
