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Latest post on 11 December 2014 - 16:38

Hi i just came back from barsha this morning. I went to umm suqeim health center first and they sent me to barsha, because apparently my residential address falls under al barsha health center. It's located right across the street from Al Barsha shopping mall, near to Mall of the Emirates. To make long story short - we both had to come there and we both have to come together for the result as they will discuss the result with both of us. If you are coming there first time, you have to register at the counter (go there both to one counter). It's being paid for both, AED 820 all inclusive and upon picking up the certificate (they told me 5-14 days depending on the lab) they'll charge us another 300 for doctor's consultation (150 each). They were asking us many questions, related to our status, if we are related, history of diseases in the family, they'll take blood pressure and weight note, short initial interview with the doctor follows (she was explaining that it's mandatory for every local or expat of whatever religion, who wish to get married in the UAE), then lab for taking the blood (they draw 4 test tubes) and then you are free to go home. If you want to check the status of your test, just call the reception, ask them to transfer you to the lab. Lab will search the record based on your health card (which you get upon registration at the counter) number. Once the lab confirms that the results are ready, you and your fiance need to show up there together along with 1 passport copy and 1 passport-size photo of each. They'll check your weight and bp again , prepare a blank certificate with your photo on in and send you to the doctor. The doctor will fill up your personal information in the form and check the results on the screen for each of you. If all is clear, they congratulate you and you are good to go home :) <em>edited by CZ_Expat on 22/12/2014</em>

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