Pre-enrolment Medical Check-up

As part of the onboarding process for new students, all full-time students must undergo a pre-enrolment medical check-up prior to admission to determine their medical fitness to pursue their chosen programme of study at the University. The University reserves the right to refuse your admission if you do not complete the pre-enrolment medical check-up by the deadline.

Who needs a medical check-up?

Student CategoryMedical Check-up Required?
Full-time CourseworkYes
Full-time ResearchYes
Part-time Programmes (Coursework and Research)No (Exempted)

 

What form(s) do I need?

Student CategoryRequired Form(s)Notes
All StudentsMC1 FormThe MC1 Form is the official Health Screening and Medical Examination form required for all students newly admitted at NTU. Students are to declare their medical history and have the results of their medical check-up recorded in the form.
If you are in the following categories, you must also complete the following forms on top of the MC1 Form.
Students enrolled in Selected Programmes*MC1B Form

*Selected Programmes which require students to complete the MC1B Form include: 

  • PhD (Biological Sciences)
  • MSc by Research (Biological Sciences)
  • Graduate Diploma in Sports Medicine
  • MSc by Coursework (Holistic Palliative Care)
  • MSc by Coursework (AI in Medicine)
  • MSc by Coursework (Chinese Medicine)
International Students

Medical Examination
Report (MER)

This form is required for students who are applying for a student pass. 

If you do not hold a valid Dependent’s Pass (DP) or Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP) issued by the Singapore Checkpoint Authority (ICA) that remains valid beyond December 2026, you must apply for a student pass. 

Other Instructions:

  • Complete Part 1 of the MER prior to your appointment.
  • For students who have previously submitted a MER to ICA or Ministry of Manpower (MOM) within the last two years, you can just complete the Declaration section.

 

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When should I schedule my medical check-up?

Student CategoryDescription
Singaporean Citizens &
Singapore Permanent Resident
Students are to complete their medical check-up before the start of the term.
International StudentsImportant Note:
Complete your medical examination and upload the Medical Examination Report while still in your home country, before travelling to Singapore. This facilitates the timely processing and approval of your Student's Pass prior to your arrival in Singapore.
As part of Singapore’s Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) Student Pass application process, all international students are required to undergo a pre-enrolment medical check-up, including an HIV test and a chest X-ray for tuberculosis (TB) screening, and complete the Medical Examination Report.

The Medical Examination Report is valid for three months from the date of issue. To ensure that the report remains valid when submitting the Student's Pass application, students should complete their medical check-up within three months before the start of their programme.
Female StudentsMenstruation may affect the results of the urine test. Where possible, please schedule your medical check-up after your menstrual period. If you are menstruating on the day of your appointment, inform the clinic staff. You may be advised to complete the urine test later.

Where can I complete my medical check-up?

Student CategoryClinics
Singaporean Citizens &
Singapore Permanent Resident
International Student
Students enrolled in Medicine or Chinese Medicine Programmes

International students are highly encouraged to complete their medical check-ups in their home countries before arriving in Singapore.

How do I book an appointment for my medical check-up?

Clinic Booking Procedure
Raffles Medical Clinics (Singapore)
Raffles Medical Clinics 
(China, Hong Kong, Japan, Vietnam)
Non-Raffles Medical Clinics (Singapore/Overseas)
  • Contact the clinic directly via telephone/ email/ head down physically to book your appointment.

 

What do I need bring to my medical check-up?

  • Completed Forms and Medical Examination Report (Where Applicable)
  • NRIC/Passport/ FIN
  • Health Booklet

 

ClinicMC1/MC1B (Where Applicable)

Medical Examination Report
(International Students)

Raffles Medical Clinics
(China, Hong Kong, Japan, Vietnam)

No further action is required. Completed forms will be sent directly to NTU.

Submit your Medical Examination Report to ICA Portal once you receive it from Raffles Medical/ once it is completed by the doctor. 

Test results in a foreign language must be translated in English prior to submission.

Non-Raffles Medical Clinics*
(Singapore and Overseas)

Scan the completed forms and upload at https://ntuportal.rafflesconnect.com/.

 A fee of $16.35 (including GST) applies.

Note:

* Additional charges may apply if the medical reports submitted from a licensed medical clinic do not meet Raffles Medical's requirements (e.g. the chest X-ray image does not bear the student's name for identification).

Although submission of the physical chest X-ray film is no longer mandatory, Raffles Medical reserves the right to request the film for verification purposes where necessary. If the film cannot be produced, a repeat chest X-ray may be required. Students are therefore advised to retain their chest X-ray films until their medical screening has been successfully completed.

 

Unless you hear from us to the contrary, you may assume that your form(s) and Medical Examination Report are in order.

How much is the medical check-up fee?

Please refer to the table below for the applicable fees from each provider.

RMG Singapore Clinics

NTU Programme CategoryRaffles Medical Group (RMG) Singapore
Local StudentsInternational Students
LKC Medicine & Chinese MedicineBefore GSTSGD 77.00SGD 77.00
After GSTSGD 83.93SGD 83.93
Biological Sciences Related Before GSTSGD 38.00SGD 59.00
After GSTSGD 41.42SGD 64.31
All Other ProgrammesBefore GSTSGD 32.00SGD 50.00
After GSTSGD 34.88SGD 54.50


RMG Overseas Clinics

NTU Programme CategoryRMG China
(Conversion in SGD)
RMG Hong Kong
(Conversion in SGD)
RMG Vietnam
(Conversion in SGD)
RMG Japan
(Conversion in SGD)
LKC Medicine & Chinese MedicineNANANANA
Biological Sciences RelatedRMB 330
(SGD 62.70)
HKD 723
(SGD 122.90)
VND 1,230,000
(SGD 60.27)
JPY 15,290
(SGD 126.91)
All Other ProgrammesRMB 280
(SGD 53.20)
HKD 657
(SGD 111.70)
VND 1,050,000
(SGD 54.45)
JPY 13,090
(SGD 108.65)

Above fees indicated are inclusive of applicable government taxes.
Exchange Rates Used (on 8th December 2025):
1 RMB ≈ SGD 0.19 // 1 HKD ≈ SGD 0.17 // 1 VND ≈ SGD 0.000049 // 1 JPY ≈ SGD 0.0083

Raffles Medical Group

For more enquiries, please email: ntu@rafflesmedical.com