Pre-enrolment Medical Check-up
As part of the onboarding process for new students, all students must undergo a Pre-enrolment Medical Check-up prior to admission to determine their medical fitness to pursue the chosen programme of study at the University.
Only part-time postgraduate students will be exempted from the pre-enrolment medical check-up.
Singapore Citizens and Singapore Permanent Residents
Students may complete the medical check-up at Raffles Medical clinics.
📋 What to Bring
Please bring along your physical Health Screening forms (MC1, MC1B, etc.) when
visiting Raffles Medical clinics.
📍 Clinic Locations - View the full list of Raffles Medical clinics in Singapore
📅 Book an Appointment - Book online here: [Raffles Medical Appointment Portal]
📖 How to Book - Step‑by‑step guide to booking an appointment
Students who are unable to have the medical check-up done at Raffles Medical may have it done by any registered physician in Singapore. Please submit your documents (medical report, MC1 form, etc.) through the endorsement portal at https://ntuportal.rafflesconnect.com/. A fee of $16.35 (including GST) applies.
International Students
Mandatory Pre-enrolment Medical Check-up for Student's Pass
The Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) require all international students to undergo a Pre-enrolment Medical Check-up, including an HIV test and a chest X-ray for Tuberculosis clearance, as part of the Student's Pass application process.
International students may complete the required Pre-enrolment Medical Check-up at any licensed medical clinic in their home country. The test results (translated in English) must then be endorsed by Raffles Medical for a fee to activate your student medical insurance1. This endorsement must be completed before the start of your programme.
Raffles Medical may charge for additional tests if the reports provided by the licensed medical clinic does not meet the requirements (for instance X-Ray image did not carry a label bearing the name of the student)2.
Special note: All international students should upload the Medical Examination Report in their home country for early approval of student pass application.
You may complete your medical check-up at Raffles Medical clinics using the options below.
📋 What to Bring
Please bring along your physical Health Screening forms (MC1, MC1B, etc.) when
visiting Raffles Medical clinics.
📍 Clinic Locations - View the full list of Raffles Medical clinics in Singapore
📅 Book an Appointment - Book online here: [Raffles Medical Appointment Portal]
📖 How to Book - Step‑by‑step guide to booking an appointment
For overseas clinics, please contact the clinic directly via telephone or email.
Please submit your documents (medical report, MC1 form, etc.) through Raffles Medical endorsement portal at http://ntuportal.rafflesconnect.com/ . A fee of $16.35 (including GST) applies.
1Raffles medical is only required for the health screening detailed in the MC1 and MC1B Form.
2X-ray films are no longer mandatory. However, if clarification of the report is needed, Raffles Medical may request to view the film. In its absence, a repeat chest X-ray may be required. Students are advised to retain their films for reference.
Important Note:
| Document to Bring | Local Students | International Students |
| Medical Examination Report (if any) & In-Principle Approval | Not required | Required |
| NRIC / FIN / Passport | Required | |
| MC1 Form | Required | |
| Health Booklet / MC1B Form / Immunisation & Screening Form | Required for Medicine, Chinese Medicine, and Biological Sciences Related programmes | |
- Print and Complete the Medical Examination Report
This report is necessary for your Student's Pass formalities with the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA). Fill out Part I of the form and, if you have conducted the tests in your home country, submit it along with your Health Screening Form (MC1) for endorsement. - Previous Medical Report Submission
If you've submitted a Medical Examination Report to ICA or the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) within the last two years, simply complete the Declaration section at the bottom of the form.
Health Screening in Home Country (Important Details)
Upload the completed Medical Examination Report to the ICA portal for early approval before traveling to Singapore. Ensure the medical report was issued within the last three months for it to be valid with ICA. If the report is not in English, provide a certified English translation.- More Information
For detailed instructions on the Student's Pass application process and additional formalities, please visit the ICA.
You are highly encouraged to have health screening done by any registered general practitioners in Singapore or at Raffles Medical @ NTU. Do bring the Health Screening Form (MC1) along with you to the registered general practitioners for the tests that are required. The completed Health Screening Form (MC1) and X-ray report (as and when required by the clinic) should be submitted personally by hand to Raffles Medical as reports sent by mail might be lost in the process. If you have undergone a health screening (less than 6 months) with any registered general practitioners in Singapore, you will have to bring your medical report to Raffles Medical for an endorsement during the operating hours.
The following graduate programmes require students to complete and submit both MC1B form for the Hepatitis B vaccination and blood screening test and MC1 form.
- PhD (Biological Sciences)
- MSc by Research (Biological Sciences)
- MSc by Coursework (Biomedical Data Science)
- Graduate Diploma in Sports Medicine
- MSc by Coursework (Holistic Palliative Care)
- MSc by Coursework (AI in Medicine)
- MSc by Coursework (Chinese Medicine)
You will receive an email from Raffles Medical after you have accepted the offer and obtained your matriculation number. Please follow the instructions to complete the health screening.
To book an appointment:
Singapore Clinics:
https://appt.rafflesmedicalgroup.com/Appointment/?type=CGPMC
Booking Guide
https://www.rafflesmedicalgroup.com/ wp-content/uploads/2025/12/ Appointment-Guide-Students- Medical-Check-Up-20251211.pdf
Overseas Clinics: Please contact the clinic directly via telephone or email.
| Document to Bring | Local Students | International Students |
| Medical Examination Report (if any) & In-Principle Approval | Not required | Required |
| NRIC / FIN / Passport | Required | |
| MC1 Form | Required | |
| Health Booklet / MC1B Form / Immunisation & Screening Form | Required for Medicine, Chinese Medicine, and Biological Sciences Related programmes | |
Please refer to the table below for the applicable fees from each provider.
Singapore Fees
| NTU Programme Category | Raffles Medical Group (RMG) Singapore | ||
| Local Students | International Students | ||
| LKC Medicine & Chinese Medicine | Before GST | SGD 77.00 | SGD 77.00 |
| After GST | SGD 83.93 | SGD 83.93 | |
| Biological Sciences Related | Before GST | SGD 38.00 | SGD 59.00 |
| After GST | SGD 41.42 | SGD 64.31 | |
| All Other Programmes | Before GST | SGD 32.00 | SGD 50.00 |
| After GST | SGD 34.88 | SGD 54.50 | |
RMG Overseas Clinics
| NTU Programme Category | RMG China (Conversion in SGD) | RMG Hong Kong (Conversion in SGD) | RMG Vietnam (Conversion in SGD) | RMG Japan (Conversion in SGD) |
| LKC Medicine & Chinese Medicine | NA | NA | NA | NA |
| Biological Sciences Related | RMB 330 (SGD 62.70) | HKD 723 (SGD 122.90) | VND 1,230,000 (SGD 60.27) | JPY 15,290 (SGD 126.91) |
| All Other Programmes | RMB 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