Intending immigrants

No*

All applicants for permanent residence over age 15 (All other applicants who require medical examinations are tested if it is indicated on clinical grounds.)

Yes*

Individuals employed in jobs involving food handling, and patient or child care

No

All persons staying longer than 3 months

All persons applying for residency permits

No

All persons applying for work permits

No

All intending immigrants (and may be required for foreigners staying longer than 1 month for purposes of study or work)

Yes*

Any foreigner suspected of being HIV positive (HIV testing is not mandatory for entry)

Yes*

Anyone seeking residence, work and student permits must submit to a medical exam (which includes an HIV test)

Yes

Foreigners planning to stay for more than 6 months (Testing is not required for entry or residency in Hong Kong or Macau.)

Yes*

Anyone suspected of being HIV positive (HIV positive persons are not admitted without a waiver from a Colombian consulate in the U.S.)

No*

Anyone staying over 90 days, excluding diplomats

Yes*

All foreigners working or studying are tested after entry

No

Foreigners planning to reside, study or work

No

Foreigners applying for study, training or work permits (spouses of applicants are exempt)

Yes*

Anyone age 15 and older applying
for temporary and permanent residency

No

All foreigners staying longer than 1 month

Yes*

Prostitutes (as defined by Greek law)

Yes*

Anyone staying over 1 year, and all intending immigrants (some employers may require workers to be tested)

Yes*

All students over 18, anyone between the ages of 18 and 70 with a visa valid for 1 year or more, and anyone extending a stay to a year or more, excluding accredited journalists and those working in foreign missions

Yes*

All foreigners (except diplomats, Muslim pilgrims transiting through Iraq, children under 14 who do not suffer from hemophilia, men over 60 and women over 50 years of age) will be tested upon entry and are required to pay a $50 (US) fee for the test (Persons possessing a current medical certificate confirming that they do not suffer from AIDS may also be exempt from being tested.)

Yes*

Anyone staying longer than 3 months

No

All visitors staying more then 1 month must present a certificate of an HIV test within 10 days of their arrival

Yes*

Foreigners working as entertainers staying over 90 days

Yes

Those seeking to obtain a residence permit

No

All foreigners, excluding diplomats, staying more than one month

Yes

Anyone seeking a residency permit

Yes

Those planning to reside or work (Universities may require testing of foreign students)

No*

Those seeking residency permits, excluding official visitors

Yes

Applicants for permanent residence permits

Yes*

Foreigners seeking work permits as unskilled laborers

Yes*

Temporary visitors staying more than 30 days, and applicants for residence and work permits

Yes*

Foreigners planning to work or seek permanent residence (testing performed upon arrival in Mauritius)

No

Anyone applying for a permit needs to obtain a medical clearance, which may include an HIV test

Yes

Anyone staying more than 3 months

Yes*

University students and applicants for work and residency

Yes*

Those newly-employed by private sector companies and upon renewal of work permit

No

Women intending to work in prostitution and anyone who adjusts visa status once in Panama

No*

Applicants seeking work or residency visas and their dependents

Yes

Applicants seeking temporary or permanent residency status

Yes*

Applicants seeking work or residency visas and visitors staying more than 1 month

No

All foreign visitors staying longer than 3 months

Yes*

Applicants for residency/work permits

Yes*

Applicants seeking temporary and permanent residency visas

Yes

Students, intending immigrants and anyone seeking employment

Yes*

Foreigners planning to work must under go a medical exam, which includes an HIV test, upon arrival

No

Workers who earn less than $1,250 per month and applicants for permanent resident status (except spouses and children of Singapore citizens)

No

Applicants for long term or permanent residency visas

No*

All mine workers (irrespective of their positions)

Yes*

Anyone seeking residence, work and student permits must submit to a medical exam (which may include an AIDS test)

Yes*

All foreigners (ages 15 to 60 years) staying more than 15 days

Yes*

Applicants for residency and work permits (Testing is also required for anyone staying over 90 days.)

No*

Anyone staying more than 90 days (pending legislation)

Yes*

All foreigners staying longer than 3 months

No*

Foreign workers (HIV testing is part of the medical exam that is required for work permits.)

No

Applicants for work or residence permits except those under age 18

No, testing performed upon arrival

Anyone staying longer than 3 months

Yes, if issued 30 days before arrival*

Anyone who does not appear to be in good health may be required to undergo a medical exam (including an HIV test) prior to being granted or denied entry

No*

Anyone staying more than 15 days (Long-term visitors must renew HIV certificate after the first 3 months in Uzbekistan and annually thereafter.)

Yes*

Applicants seeking permanent residence including work or study (students over age 16), all foreigners staying longer than 1 month, and foreign spouses of Yemeni nationals (excludes experts, teachers, and foreign missions who are required to work in Yemen)

No