How to Check Wafid (formerly GAMCA) Medical Report Online — For Bangladeshi Passport Holders

Last updated: Jun 3, 2026

Easily Check Your Wafid Medical Report

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Updated June 2026

Key Takeaways

Check your Wafid (formerly GAMCA) medical report with your passport number plus nationality, or your Wafid slip number.
The report is valid for 60 days from the issue date.
An “unfit” outcome usually means a 3-month restriction before you can retest.
Official portal: https://wafid.com/

Wafid (formerly GAMCA) is the medical screening program required for many GCC visa applicants. It is run under the Gulf Health Council and is mandatory for workers and residents heading to the Gulf.

This guide shows Bangladeshi passport holders exactly how to check a Wafid medical report online using a passport or registration (slip) number. It also covers what each result means and what to do next.

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Check your Wafid (formerly GAMCA) medical report online

You only need a few details to view your status, and the whole check takes a minute or two. Follow these steps:

Go to the Wafid medical report search.
Choose one of two methods:
- By Passport Number: Enter your passport number and select Bangladesh as your nationality.
- By Slip Number: Enter your Wafid (GCC) registration or slip number.
Enter the captcha exactly as shown.
Click Check to view your status.
Use the buttons below the result: PDF (download), Print, or Close.

Please note that you must collect your physical report from the same medical center that conducted your exam. Keep both the PDF and a printed copy.

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What your result means

Fit: Proceed with visa processing as per your destination’s rules. Keep the PDF or printout and collect the original report from the same medical center that conducted your exam.
Unfit: You cannot proceed now. A 3-month waiting period typically applies before retesting, and you should retest only at Wafid-authorized centers.
Pending/Under process: The center may not have uploaded results yet. Check again later or contact the center.
No record found: Re-check your passport or slip number, nationality, and test date. Most centers upload your Wafid result within 24 to 72 hours, so check again after a few days before contacting your center.

Validity and retest window

Validity: A Wafid (formerly GAMCA) medical report is valid for 60 days from the report issue date (not the exam date), as per Gulf Health Council regulations.
Retest after unfit: Expect a waiting period before retesting, commonly up to 3 months. Confirm with your destination’s authority and check the Gulf Health Council’s Wafid program overview for details.
Country variation: Rules can vary by GCC country and visa type, so confirm the specifics with official guidance.

Book your appointment before testing

Booking is now mandatory: you must reserve a Wafid medical appointment online before visiting any center. Walk-in tests are not accepted, and third-party agents cannot book on your behalf.

You can reserve a slot on the official Wafid appointment page. Book early so your report’s 60-day validity lines up with your visa timeline.

Troubleshooting

“No record found”: Confirm you used the exact passport number and Bangladesh as nationality, try your slip number, and check back in 48 to 72 hours.
Captcha keeps failing: Click refresh, avoid spaces, and try another browser or device.
Name or number mismatch: Contact the medical center to correct the data entry.
Report shows but won’t download: Try PDF then Print, clear your cache, and use a desktop browser.

Information can change based on the destination country and visa type. Always confirm details on the official Wafid portal or your destination’s official visa site.

Planning your travel to the Gulf

Once your report is fit and your visa is stamped, you can start planning the trip itself. Compare fares out of Dhaka and other Bangladeshi hubs to find the best deal.

Many Bangladeshi workers head to Gulf hubs such as Dubai, Riyadh, Doha, and Kuwait City. You can also line up a hotel in Dhaka for any pre-departure paperwork.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is GAMCA the same as Wafid?

Yes. GAMCA has been rebranded as Wafid, the official GCC Health Council medical examination portal. Reports and checks now run through wafid.com.

How long is a Wafid medical report valid?

60 days. The report is valid for 60 days from the issue date, so complete your visa stamping within that window.

What happens if my result is unfit?

You cannot proceed for now. A waiting period of up to 3 months typically applies before you can retest at a Wafid-authorized center.

How long does it take for results to appear online?

Usually 24 to 72 hours. Most centers upload your result within a few days. If it still does not show after that, contact the center that conducted your exam.

Do I need to book an appointment before the test?

Yes. Online booking through the official Wafid portal is mandatory. Walk-ins are not accepted and third-party agents cannot book for you.

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