The Qatar embassy medical is required for those seeking a long-term visa to Qatar. The medical examination must be conducted by an authorised physician and must be less than three months old. The medical examination must include a blood test, chest x-ray, and urine test. A skin test may also be required if the applicant has not had one within the past year. The results of the medical examination must be submitted to the Qatar embassy along with the visa application.

The Qatar embassy medical is not required for those seeking a short-term visa to Qatar. However, it is strongly recommended that all travelers consult with a healthcare provider before travel to ensure they are up-to-date on all routine vaccinations. Those planning to spend extended periods of time in Qatar should consider getting vaccinated for Hepatitis A and B, Typhoid, and Meningococcal disease. Travelers should also make sure they have adequate health insurance coverage while in Qatar.