Electronic Diversity Visa program-2026

 Electronic Diversity Visa program interview, you are required to complete a medical examination with an authorized physician (panel physician) before your interview date. Here are the key medical check-up requirements:

 • The medical exam includes a review of your medical history and a basic physical examination focusing on eyes, ears, nose, throat, heart, lungs, abdomen, lymph nodes, skin, and extremities.

 • Specific tests include a chest X-ray (usually for tuberculosis screening) and blood tests, particularly for syphilis. These tests are generally required for applicants aged 15 and older.

 • The doctor will also check for communicable diseases such as tuberculosis, syphilis, gonorrhea, drug abuse/addiction, and certain physical or mental disorders relevant to U.S. immigration law.

 • You must get required vaccinations as specified by the U.S. immigration medical requirements.

 • The exam is conducted only by physicians authorized by the U.S. Department of State, listed by the U.S. embassy or consulate where you will appear for your interview.

 • You must bring your sealed medical exam results or have them sent directly to the embassy/consulate.

 • This medical exam is not a full physical but is intended to identify medical conditions that might affect visa eligibility.

You need to contact the designated authorized doctor yourself to schedule the exam and complete it before your visa interview. Bring the sealed medical exam envelope and any vaccination records to the interview.

In summary, the medical check-up involves:

 • Medical history review

 • Physical exam (general health and specific checks)

 • Chest X-ray for tuberculosis

 • Blood tests for syphilis (and other tests as applicable)

 • Vaccinations as required

All these are required to meet U.S. immigration health standards for your diversity visa interview.