The GAMCA / WAFID medical examination is a compulsory test which is requirement for obtaining a work visa in GCC countries. Its basic purpose is to ensure that workers or applicants who are planning to go in GCC countries are physically fit and free from several infectious and communicable diseases that could create a risk to public health or compromise their capabilities to perform their job. By conpleting this examination, applicants can demonstrate their health fitness and compliance with the health standards set by the GCC.

Gulf Approved Medical Centres offer high-quality healthcare services, ensuring safety and compliance with Gulf region standards. The Gulf Approved Medical Centres Association (GAMCA) is a networking association and is authorised to conduct pre-employment medical examinations for individuals planning to work in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, like Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman. The medical examination process is a vital requirement for gaining a work visa, ensuring that workers are physically fit and free from communicable diseases before entering these countries.