medical in morocco

[maggieNomar 0]

thank you

Also anything debilitating, like serious heart or lung diseases, that would make the person unable to work and a potential burden on the government, as they like to call it. I personally know someone who was denied for a heart condition. Some things can be overcome with waivers though.

As for the doctor, we used Guidon. He was less expensive and easier to get into, so I am surprised hearing that you weren't able to get in touch with him. Seems like most people use Khadija, and even thoush she is a bit more, I think she is worth it because she gives that vaccine supplement, I've heard. Guidon just gave Omar a note, in french, which we had to have translated here, so the savings in doctor fees was probably taken care of with the translation. But like Visa in Hand said, once they are here, you forget all that stuff anyways...prices, waiting...

[Marry American 0]

when your husbands did their medical in morocco, was it really expensive? my fiance is doing his today and he is spending so much money. is this normal? do you guys remember what they paid? he's going to the woman doctor, khadija.

My fiance paid a total of 1300MAD. Luckily he had extra $$$ with him because he thought it would have been around 1000MAD.

[Marry American 0]

what they are looking in the medical exam , what's the point from that exam

Any communicable diseases. Hepatitis, etc.

[brnidokiegurl 0]

I just ask Ahmed he said best he remember about 1300 dh for sure not more than 1500 dh

[kerewin21 2]

Already stated, but worth repeating...

Make sure you get a copy of the DS-3025 (vaccination worksheet). It says right on the form, give a copy to the applicant, if anyone gives you a hard time about it.

You need it for AOS!

Also, if your SO has a mommy that saved his or her vaccination card, if they bring it with them they may be able to save money on some of the vaccinations that they've already had.

Edited April 21, 2007 by kerewin21

[aicha 0]

Already stated, but worth repeating...

Make sure you get a copy of the DS-3025 (vaccination worksheet). It says right on the form, give a copy to the applicant, if anyone gives you a hard time about it.

You need it for AOS!

Also, if your SO has a mommy that saved his or her vaccination card, if they bring it with them they may be able to save money on some of the vaccinations that they've already had.

Okay - I obviously missed this - who was supposed to give a copy of that form? My husband had his vaccinations, but we never seen a form on it.

[mybackpages 0]

Already stated, but worth repeating...

Make sure you get a copy of the DS-3025 (vaccination worksheet). It says right on the form, give a copy to the applicant, if anyone gives you a hard time about it.

You need it for AOS!

Also, if your SO has a mommy that saved his or her vaccination card, if they bring it with them they may be able to save money on some of the vaccinations that they've already had.

Okay - I obviously missed this - who was supposed to give a copy of that form? My husband had his vaccinations, but we never seen a form on it.

The panal physician approved by teh consulate to give the physical before the interview wouldhave completed this form as part of the medical. You can ask fora a copy of this vaccination supplement.