The Ministry of Health and Human Services wishes to advise the public that the Migrant Health Unit will resume services as of Tuesday 31st May, 2022. The Unit will resume services from 9:00am to 2:00pm weekdays.
We also wish to remind the general public of our service schedule which will remain the same as it was prior to closing.
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Monday |
Collect Invoice/Certificate |
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Tuesday |
Submit Medical Application Conducted Overseas/Status Update (Agencies, Hotels and Corporate Bodies) |
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Wednesday |
Submit Application Medical Application Conducted Overseas/Status Update (Individuals Only) |
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Thursday |
Submit Application/Status Update (Local Clinics Only) |
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Friday |
Collect Invoice/Certificate |
The Migrant Health Unit is asking persons who have previously paid for their Medical Certificates and have not yet collected them to please attend the Migrant Health Evaluation offices in Providenciales and Grand Turk for collection. Please bring with you a copy of your passport and payment receipt when attending for verification purposes.
The Immigration and Labor Departments will only be accepting the new version of the Certificate of Good Health. Therefore, persons who have already collected their certificates and have not yet submitted it to the Immigration or Labor Department are advised to return to the Migrant Health Unit for a reprint of the current version of certificate.
In a statement from the Minister of Health and Human Services, Honourable Jamell Robinson, Cabinet approved at its most recent meeting that “A 3-month moratorium has been granted on the requirement to submit a migrant health certificate for the renewal of work permits effective June 1-August 31 2022 with an option to extend a further 3 months.”
For further details and guidance on any of the above mentioned, please do not hesitate to contact the Ministry via Ph. (649) 338-5063. Our staff remains committed to working along with the General Public to maintain a healthy environment and we anticipate your full cooperation in this matter.