As of the most recent updates, here are some countries known to require an HIV test for certain types of visas:
Middle East
- Requires an HIV test for work and residence visas.
- Requires an HIV test for work and residence visas.
- Requires an HIV test for work and residence visas.
- Requires an HIV test for work and residence visas.
- Requires an HIV test for work and residence visas.
- Requires an HIV test for work and residence visas.
Asia
- Requires an HIV test for certain long-term visas, including work visas.
- Requires an HIV test for certain long-term visas, including employment passes.
- Requires an HIV test for work and residence visas.
Africa
- Requires an HIV test for work and residence visas.
- Requires an HIV test for certain long-term visas, particularly for employment.
- Requires an HIV test for long-term visas.
Caribbean
- Requires an HIV test for work permits and long-term residence.
Central Asia
- Requires an HIV test for certain long-term visas.
Eastern Europe
- Requires an HIV test for work and residence permits.
North America
- Requires an HIV test for long-term stays.
These requirements are typically aimed at foreigners seeking long-term stays and are not usually applied to tourists or short-term visitors. It’s also important to note that testing positive for HIV can sometimes result in a visa denial in these countries.
Always verify the current requirements with the relevant embassy or consulate before making any travel plans, as policies can change.
