What to bring for a physical examination for studying abroad, and do I need a medical examination to

ID card, two inches**, yourself.

Legal analysis: Studying abroad requires a physical examination, and China's Exit and Entry Administration Bureau stipulates that when staying abroad, you need to go to a designated hospital for a physical examination before departure.

Legal basis: Article 102 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Frontier Health and Quarantine Law of the People's Republic of China Any Chinese national who applies to reside abroad for more than one year must hold a health certificate issued by the health and quarantine authorities. The exit-entry and entry administration authorities of Chinese citizens shall go through exit formalities with the health certificate issued by the health and quarantine authorities.

All Chinese nationals who have lived abroad for more than one year must declare their health conditions to the health and quarantine authorities when entering the country, and go to the nearest health and quarantine authority or hospital at or above the county level for a health examination within one month after entering the country. The public security organ shall go through the relevant formalities on the basis of the health certificate, and a copy of the health certificate shall be sent to the health and quarantine organ at the original port of entry for the record.

Chinese employees on international transportation shall hold a health certificate issued by a health quarantine authority or a hospital at or above the county level. The items and formats of the health certificate shall be uniformly prescribed by the health administrative department and shall be valid for 12 months.

In May and June, the physical examination of students studying abroad has entered a peak period, and the number of people has surged. According to the statistics of the Beijing International Travel Health Care Center, the designated physical examination unit for overseas personnel, the health center currently receives an average of 505 students for physical examination every day, of which the maximum peak reaches 805.

According to reports, since most countries start school in September. Those who study abroad begin to go through the relevant procedures in May and June, and the physical examination is an important part. Last year alone, the center received 24,886 people for medical examinations of students studying abroad.

The tuberculin test, also known as PPD test, is one of the items required by most study abroad countries.

1. Week. 3. The test can be done on Friday for three days, and citizens often "gather" to these three days for physical examination.

In order to avoid the crowding of medical examination personnel, the health center has moved the working time to 7:15 a.m. and suspended the lunch break. The tuberculin test can be done every working day.

Special reminder. Be sure to bring all the documents with you during the physical examination.

The health center reminds students studying abroad that they must bring all kinds of materials during the physical examination, such as ID card, English ** of the school to apply for, Beijing vaccination card (small blue book) and photocopy, ** and other documents. For those who need to be vaccinated against yellow fever at a health center, it is important to arrange the vaccination time in advance to avoid delays in travel. Those who are only vaccinated can choose to do business in the afternoon.

Outbound refers to travel from Chinese mainland to other countries or regions, from Chinese mainland to Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and Macao Special Administrative Region, and from Chinese mainland to Taiwan.

Entry refers to entering Chinese mainland from other countries or regions, entering Chinese mainland from the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and Macao Special Administrative Region, and entering the wild mainland of China from Taiwan.

2. What is the scope of application of the Exit and Entry Administration Law?

The Law on the Administration of Exit and Entry stipulates that: "This Law shall apply to the administration of the exit and entry of Chinese citizens, the entry and exit of foreigners, the stay and residence of foreigners in China, and the border inspection of the exit and entry of transport vehicles." ”

3. What are the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens in terms of exit and entry?

Article 3 of the Law on the Administration of Exit and Entry stipulates that "the State shall protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens in the exit and entry of China. ”

The legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens in entering and exiting the country include three aspects: First, the right to apply for passports and other entry-exit documents in accordance with the law. The second is the right to enter and exit the country in accordance with the law. The third is the right to enjoy convenient measures such as special channels.

4. What are the legitimate rights and interests of foreigners in China?

China's constitution stipulates: "The People's Republic of China protects the legitimate rights and interests of foreigners within the territory of China. "As far as the Exit Xiaodan Entry Administration Law is concerned, the legitimate rights and interests of foreigners to stay and reside in China include:

1. Legal stay and residence. 2. Work legally. 3. Those who are dissatisfied with compulsory measures and administrative punishments may apply for relief in accordance with law.

Bring your ID card, passport, two two-inch ** and the fee. When you go, you should rent the bridge on an empty stomach and go as early as possible. It takes up to one week to get an international travel health certificate and a yellow book.

Different countries have different health and vaccination requirements for overseas students, and the general national type allows only the two certificates of "International Travel Health Certificate" and "International Travel Vaccination Certificate" are sufficient.

International students going to the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand are also required to provide childhood immunization such as diphtheria, tetanus, leprosy, and encephalitis according to the requirements of the destination country.

General physical examination items include: blood pressure, pulse, development, nutrition, **, lymph nodes, vision, color discrimination, ear, nose and throat, thyroid, lungs, heart, abdomen, spine, limbs, nervous system, electrocardiogram, chest X-ray, laboratory examination. Vaccinations against cholera and yellow fever are also required.