How much does a private GP cost?

Private GP consultations at our Whitechapel clinic are £140 in person, or £70 by phone — both with an experienced, GMC-registered doctor. Transparent pricing and no hidden costs; full pricing for every service — including blood tests, ultrasound, ADHD assessments and specialist consultations — is listed on our fees page.

Do I need a GP referral?

No referral needed for most appointments — you can book directly with a private GP, ultrasound, blood tests or many of our specialist services. A small number of consultant clinics prefer a referral letter, which our GPs can issue same-day if needed.

How quickly can I be seen?

Most private GP appointments are available the same day, including evenings and weekends. We're open Monday to Saturday 9am–7pm at our Whitechapel clinic, serving patients across East London, the City of London, Aldgate and Liverpool Street.

Do you accept private medical insurance?

Many appointments are self-pay with an itemised invoice you can submit to Bupa, AXA, Vitality, Aviva or Cigna for reimbursement where applicable. Please contact our reception team to confirm your specific insurance arrangement before booking.

Where exactly are you located?

We're at 97-99 Whitechapel Road, London E1 1DT, in East London. Aldgate East is the closest station, just a few minutes' walk away. Whitechapel station (Elizabeth, District & Hammersmith & City lines and the Overground) and Liverpool Street are also nearby — a short journey from the City of London. Multiple bus routes stop directly outside.

What services do you offer?

Our Whitechapel clinic offers private GP, urgent care, health MOTs, ADHD assessments, ultrasound, cardiology, ENT, dermatology, aesthetics, hair transplants, women's and men's health, plus the full published price list.

🇸🇬 Singapore · Visa medical

Singapore Visa Medical in London.

Work permits, employment passes and long-stay visas for Singapore frequently require a medical examination with blood tests and, in some cases, a chest X-ray. We carry out the assessment on the form supplied by your employer or the immigration authority and complete the paperwork for you.

£265starting price · confirmed from your form

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Typical requirements

Requirements depend on the visa category and the medical form supplied by the embassy, employer or immigration authority. Send us your form and we will confirm precisely what is needed.

A doctor’s examination
The specific blood tests listed on your form
Any imaging (e.g. chest X-ray) your form specifies
Completion and signing of your medical form

Tests that may be included

Included only where your form requires them:

HIV screening
Chest X-ray for tuberculosis
Full blood count & biochemistry, where required
Urinalysis
Other tests the MOM form specifies

What to bring

Passport & any visa documents
Your medical form / requirements
Passport photos if requested
Medication list & relevant history

Approximate turnaround

The examination is usually completed in one visit. The finished form is typically ready once your required blood tests are back — often a few working days, depending on the tests your visa specifies.

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In detail

The Singapore visa medical — what to expect

A Singapore visa medical is linked to Ministry of Manpower (MOM) passes — the Employment Pass, S Pass and Long-Term Visit Pass — and to permanent residence. MOM provides a specific medical examination form, and screening commonly includes an HIV test and a chest X-ray for tuberculosis, particularly for longer-term passes.

About the route. Singapore's medical is documented on the MOM examination form, which sets exactly which tests are needed for your pass. HIV and chest X-ray (TB) screening are common for longer-stay passes and PR. We complete the MOM form from your examination and the tests it specifies — send it to us first so we can confirm the list and price.

Who typically needs one

Applicants for work permits or employment visas
Those applying for residency or long-stay / family visas
Students on longer courses, where required
Certain regulated or safety-critical occupations
Anyone whose employer, sponsor or authority has issued a medical form

Common reasons a medical is requested

As a condition of an Employment Pass, S Pass or LTVP
For a permanent residence application
To complete the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) form
To screen for TB and other conditions named on the form
Because your pass requires it

Documentation to bring

Your passport, and any current or prior visa documents
The medical form or written requirements from the embassy, employer or authority
Passport-style photographs, if your form asks for them
A list of current medications, allergies and relevant medical history
Vaccination or immunisation records, if requested
Any reference or application number linked to your visa

What happens during the appointment

Check-in and confirmation of your identity and documents
A review of your medical history with the doctor
A physical examination appropriate to your form
Height, weight, blood pressure and general observations
Any blood tests or imaging your form specifies — only those it requires
Completion of the relevant sections of your form

What happens after your appointment. Any samples are processed at an accredited UK laboratory and your Singapore form is completed once the required results are back. In most cases you or the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) submit the completed medical to the authority — we complete the assessment to your form and are not a visa or immigration advisory service, so we do not lodge the application on your behalf.

Typical turnaround. The examination for your Singapore visa medical is usually completed in a single visit, and the finished form follows once the required blood tests are back — often a few working days, depending on which tests are specified. If you have a submission deadline, tell us when you send your form and we'll advise what is realistic.

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Official requirements & your embassy. Visa medical requirements are set for your specific visa category. Requirements are set by the destination authority, not by us, and can change. Always confirm the current requirements before booking: Singapore High Commission, London →. We complete the medical to the form you are given — we are not a visa or immigration advisory service.

FAQs

Singapore visa medical questions

What does the Singapore visa medical include?

It follows the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) medical form for your pass — usually a doctor's examination, an HIV test and a chest X-ray for TB, as the form lists. Send us your form and we'll confirm the exact panel.

Can you complete my official Singapore immigration medical?

The tests are set by the MOM form for your specific pass. Please send us your Singapore medical form before booking so we can confirm we're able to complete it as required.

How much is it?

From £265. The final price is confirmed from your form, as some forms include extra tests.

How fast can I be seen?

We usually offer same-week appointments for a Singapore visa medical. The completed form follows once your required test results are back.

Who needs a Singapore visa medical?

Typically people on an Employment Pass, S Pass, Long-Term Visit Pass or PR route. Requirements are set by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) and vary by visa category, so the form or official instructions you have been given are the definitive guide — and we're happy to check yours before you book.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Your passport and any Singapore visa documents, the medical form or written requirements you've been given, passport photos if requested, and a list of your medications and relevant history. Bringing the form is the single most helpful thing, as it tells us exactly what your Singapore route requires.

Do you submit the results to the embassy or authority?

In most cases you or the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) submit the completed form. We carry out the assessment and complete your Singapore form to the requirements provided; we are not a visa or immigration advisory service and do not lodge the application for you unless your specific process arranges that.

What if I have a medical condition or take regular medication?

That’s usually not a barrier — bring a list of your medications and any relevant history so the doctor can complete your form accurately. If a condition is relevant to your form, we’ll explain how it is handled.

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Arranging a medical for another country, or comparing options? These destinations are handled at the same Whitechapel clinic.

Medically reviewed by Dr Haydar Bolat · GMC 7138332Content last reviewed: August 2026 · Next review due: August 2027Written and reviewed in line with our editorial & content-review policy, using guidance from sources such as the NHS, NICE and the relevant royal colleges. This information is for general guidance and does not replace personal medical advice — please book a consultation to discuss your circumstances.