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GL-M-08
Glossary · Vanuatu citizenship
Medical certificate for Vanuatu citizenship
The medical report required for every participant in a Vanuatu citizenship application, including children. There is no single form; a doctor signs it, and a Russian report needs a certified translation.
01 / In 30 seconds
The short answer
- What it is
- The medical report for a Vanuatu citizenship application
- For whom
- Every participant, including children
- Form
- No single form; a doctor signs
- Language
- Russian reports need a certified English translation
02 / In plain words
What Medical certificate (Vanuatu) means
A medical report is required for every participant in a Vanuatu citizenship application, including children. There is no single form: a doctor signs the report.
The CIIP forms have a checkbox "I have attached my Medical Certificate": A5 for the main applicant, B5 for the spouse, C5 for a child, D5 for a dependant. Height and weight are needed for each person.
The client is examined at their own clinic or asks us to arrange it. We translate and certify a Russian report.
A simple example
A family of four got reports at one clinic in a day. We translated them in 3 working days and ticked the boxes in the forms.
Where you will meet it
- Collecting Commission documents
- Reports for children
- Translation
- The form checkbox
03 / What it covers
What to know
For whom
- Every participant
- Including children
- Height and weight
Form
- Free form
- Doctor's signature
- Own clinic
Form boxes
- A5 applicant
- B5 spouse
- C5 child, D5 dependant
Translation
- Into English
- Certified
- Done by us
04 / How it works
How it is completed
Examination
At your clinic.
Report
Signed by a doctor.
Translation
Certified, by us.
Form
The report checkbox.
05 / Key facts
Key facts
01Medical certificate
Required for every applicant, including children
A health certificate is part of the Vanuatu citizenship file for each family member. If one member's certificate is missing, the file is incomplete.
02Certificate format
No set form, signed by a doctor
A certificate from a regular clinic with a doctor's signature works. The medical forms also need each family member's height and weight.
03Box in the CIIP form
Tick box A5, B5, C5 or D5
The fund program form has an "I have attached my Medical Certificate" box: A5 for the main applicant, B5 for the spouse, C5 for a child, D5 for a dependant.
04Translation
Non-English certificates get a certified translation
The client can see a doctor at their own clinic or ask us to arrange it. We prepare the certified English translation.
Common mistakes
Forgetting certificates for the children
Every applicant needs a medical certificate, including children of any age.
Leaving out height and weight
Each family member's height and weight are needed for the medical forms. Ask the doctor to include them or send them to us in advance.
Submitting a certificate without a translation
A certificate in another language is translated into English and the translation is certified. We take care of that.
06 / Expert advice
How to prepare
Have the whole family examined at one clinic - it is faster and the reports will look the same.
What we do for you. We advise what the report should contain, then translate and certify it.
Anna KovalevskayaLead lawyer for EU citizenship and residency, 12 years of practice
07 / Questions
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Every applicant needs one, including children.
No, there is no set form. A doctor signs the certificate, and a regular clinic is fine.
Yes, a certificate in another language needs a certified English translation. We do it for you.
At your own clinic or one we suggest. A family of four can get all certificates in one day.
The doctor's signature and a health conclusion, plus height and weight, which the medical forms require.
The CIIP fund program form has an "I have attached my Medical Certificate" box: A5, B5, C5 or D5 depending on the role. We tick it for you.
Vanuatu citizenship glossary
- Vanuatu programme →
- DSP
- CIIP
- Vanuatu passport
- Vanuatu passport renewal
- Replacing a lost Vanuatu passport
- Schengen and Vanuatu
- Greek residence permit for Vanuatu citizens
- Vanuatu company
- Asset Statement
- Witness field (Vanuatu forms)
- Remarks block (CIIP form)
- Bank letter (Vanuatu)
- Professional reference (Vanuatu)
- Vanuatu police clearance
- Principal candidate
- Spouse (Vanuatu form)
- Dependent resident
- Form B (Vanuatu passport form)
- Birth Registration Questionnaire (9610)
- Vanuatu FIU due diligence
- FIU letter
- BRIDGES pre-check
- Vanuatu due diligence fee
- 3-month deadline for payment and oath
- Vanuatu citizenship certificate
- Vanuatu birth registration certificate
- Vanuatu National ID
- Vanuatu fund share
- Fund option without share return
- Additional family member (Vanuatu)
- Dependant aged 18-25 (Vanuatu)
- Parents and older dependants (Vanuatu)
- Vanuatu citizenship by birth
- Vatu (VT)
- Port Vila
- Bislama
- Vanuatu citizenship
- Vanuatu Citizenship Act (Cap. 112)
- Vanuatu Citizenship Commission
- Vanuatu Citizenship Office
- Vanuatu authorised agent
- Official DSP contribution schedule
- All terms →
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