GAMCA (Wafid) medical report check: how to see your status online

Use the Medical Examination Result search on the official Wafid website (wafid.com), enter your passport number or slip number and the captcha, and the report shows FIT or UNFIT. Collect the printed report from the same centre. Results usually appear within a few days, and how long a fit report stays valid depends on the destination country.

How do I check my GAMCA medical report online?

Steps to check your report

The exact layout of the Wafid site can change, so follow the options on the page. If the options differ from this list, the on-screen instructions win.

Open the official Wafid website, wafid.com, which is the platform for health examinations for people seeking employment or residency in the GCC states. Type the address yourself rather than following links in messages.
Choose the Medical Examination Result option.
Select how you want to search: by passport number, or by the slip number given at the medical centre.
Enter the details exactly as on your passport or slip and complete the captcha.
Read the result: FIT or UNFIT.
Take a screenshot or PDF and collect the printed report from the centre that examined you.

What the results mean

Result	What it means	Next step
FIT	You passed the medical for GCC employment or residency.	Keep the report safe and complete visa stamping and travel within the report's validity period.
UNFIT	You did not pass.	Ask the centre for written details, see a doctor, and ask what waiting period applies before a re-test.
Not showing yet	The result has not been uploaded.	Wait and search again, then contact the centre with your slip number.

How long does it take and how long is it valid?

Reports are commonly described as appearing within a few days (often 2 to 6 days). How long a fit report stays valid depends on the destination country's rules, and sources quote periods between roughly 60 and 90 days. Ask your employer or the centre for the current figure for your destination before you book, and plan visa stamping and travel inside that window. See also our guide to the GAMCA medical for Gulf jobs.

What the examination typically includes

Centres commonly report a physical examination, a chest X-ray for TB screening, blood and urine tests (including checks for HIV and hepatitis B and C), and a health questionnaire. Exact requirements vary by destination country, so ask the centre what applies to you. Beware of fake sites and scams: see overseas job scams.

Stay safe

Use only wafid.com for status checks, and never pay anyone for a result you can look up yourself.
Do not pay anyone who promises a guaranteed FIT result. The result is decided by the doctors.
Keep your slip number, passport copy and printed report together; you will need them for visa stamping.
If you are on an ECR passport going for work, you will also need emigration clearance in addition to the medical.

Official sources

Last reviewed 2026-10-06. Information only, not legal advice.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I check my GAMCA medical report?

On the official Wafid website (wafid.com) using the Medical Examination Result search with your passport number or slip number.

How many days does a GAMCA report take?

Reports commonly appear within a few days. If yours is not showing, wait and search again, then contact the centre with your slip number.

What does UNFIT mean on a GAMCA report?

It means you did not pass the medical for GCC employment or residency. Ask the centre for written details and what waiting period applies before a re-test.

How long is a GAMCA report valid?

It depends on the destination country. Sources quote roughly 60 to 90 days, so confirm the current period with your employer or the centre.