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How our contact process works

When you message us, a coordinator verifies your passport copy, destination country, and sponsor city. We then propose the nearest GCC medical center, confirm the 2025 Wafid/GAMCA token fee, and share a QR slip as soon as payment clears. Every reply includes Google Maps directions, arrival window, and a checklist tailored to Pakistan and India applicants so you never miss a document at the clinic.

If you are contacting from overseas, let us know your time zone so we can schedule reminders when you are awake. Urgent cases (same-day Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, or Rawalpindi slots) are prioritized during working hours. Family bookings are grouped into consecutive windows to keep everyone together.

City-specific contact tips

Mention your city so we can route you to the right coordinator. Karachi requests often focus on Shahrah-e-Faisal and Saddar clinics, while Lahore applicants choose Johar Town or DHA. Islamabad and Rawalpindi travelers should tell us whether Blue Area, G-9, Saddar, or Chaklala is closer. For Multan, Faisalabad, Peshawar, Quetta, and Gujranwala, we share the latest panel clinic addresses and parking notes in advance.

Applicants flying in from overseas should share flight times. We adjust arrival windows, remind you to print the QR slip, and send hydration or fasting notes if your clinic requests them. If traffic or weather delays you, message us immediately so we can reschedule before the cutoff and avoid fresh token fees.

Key resources before booking

Share links to these guides in your first message so coordinators can match you to the right checklist faster. They cover 2025 fees, slip downloads, and reschedule rules for major GCC routes.

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Frequently asked questions

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How WhatsApp booking works

Share your passport copy, visa category, sponsor city, and preferred clinic area in one message. We will verify details, quote the live 2025 fee, and send a payment link or bank details. Once the fee is confirmed, your Wafid (GAMCA) token is issued within 30–60 minutes during working hours and delivered with a QR slip, map pin, and reporting time. Keep your phone reachable for OTP; unanswered calls or delayed OTPs can slow the booking.

If you are booking for a corporate team, nominate one coordinator to consolidate documents and approvals. This prevents duplicate submissions and keeps payment references clear. We can also prepare a simple report showing who has submitted documents, who is pending, and which city each applicant is assigned to so managers can track progress without interrupting the booking flow.

City links for quick booking

Choose your nearest city to see clinic lists, 2025 fees, and required documents. These links open detailed guidance for Pakistan applicants with map pins and FAQs.

Avoid common mistakes

The fastest way to secure a slot is to send complete documents together. Blurry passports, missing sponsor cities, or late replies to OTP messages cause most delays. Confirm whether fasting is required (rare), print the QR the night before, and plan your route to avoid traffic jams on the day of the medical. If you are coming from another city, arrive the evening before to avoid missing the reporting window.

• Spell your name exactly as on the passport; errors force rebooking.
• Keep your phone on and out of Do Not Disturb for OTP and clinic calls.
• Carry backup photos and a photocopy of the passport bio page.
• Message us immediately if your travel date changes so we can reschedule.

For families, share all passports together so we can align consecutive slots. For overseas workers, tell us your time zone; we will schedule reminders when you are available to respond.

Pakistan applicant steps city-by-city

Share your nearest landmark so we can send the right map pin and arrival timing. Karachi applicants often choose Shahrah-e-Faisal or Saddar; Lahore applicants prefer Johar Town, Garden Town, or DHA; Islamabad and Rawalpindi travelers pick Blue Area, G-9, or Saddar/Chaklala; Peshawar relies on University Road or Hayatabad; Quetta uses Jinnah Road or Zarghoon; Multan focuses on Bosan Road or Cantt; Faisalabad books D Ground or Peoples Colony; Gujranwala selects Civil Lines, Model Town, or Satellite Town clinics.

For urgent same-day requests, share documents before noon to capture cancellation slots. Families should tell us if they need ladies-friendly windows. If you are traveling in from another city, we recommend arriving the evening before and printing the QR slip at home to avoid morning rush delays.

• Karachi: Shahrah-e-Faisal/Saddar; add Clifton or Gulshan if closer.
• Lahore: Johar Town/DHA/Garden Town; request parking tips for peak hours.
• Islamabad/Rawalpindi: Blue Area, G-9, Saddar, Chaklala depending on sponsor city.
• Peshawar: University Road or Hayatabad; confirm if fasting is requested.
• Quetta: Jinnah Road, Zarghoon, Satellite Town with parking and hydration notes.
• Multan/Faisalabad/Gujranwala: Bosan Road, D Ground, Civil Lines, or nearby panel clinics listed on Wafid.

What to expect at the GCC medical center

A typical visit includes registration, blood tests, a chest X-ray, vitals, and a doctor consultation. Most visits finish within 60–120 minutes depending on crowd levels. Keep hydration in mind, wear comfortable clothing, and bring a light jacket for X-ray rooms. Results usually upload to the Wafid portal within 24–48 hours; you can check using your passport and token ID.

If the clinic requests repeat tests, follow their instructions and keep every receipt tied to your token ID. Inform us immediately so we can note it on your file. If you are marked unfit, request written guidance from the clinic; we will help you understand the next steps for retests where permitted by GCC rules.

• Carry printed QR slip, originals, and two recent white-background photos.
• Keep your phone on for OTP, payment confirmations, and clinic calls.
• Arrive 15–20 minutes early; traffic buffers are essential in major cities.
• Ask for your reporting window and parking/entry gate the day before the visit.

2025 fees and document overview

Most Pakistan city tokens range between PKR 17,000 and PKR 20,000 in 2025 depending on urgency and clinic demand. Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad peak windows sit at the higher end; Multan, Faisalabad, Gujranwala, Peshawar, and Quetta remain mid-range. Confirm the live rate we share before paying and ask whether your booking is standard or urgent so you can plan your budget.

Required documents stay consistent: clear passport copy with six months validity, visa category or offer letter, sponsor city confirmation, two recent white-background photos, and an active phone/email for OTP. If you have prior X-rays or vaccination history, share them—clinics sometimes ask for repeat visitors’ history to speed up their review.

• Standard vs. urgent fees are confirmed before payment with digital receipts.
• Carry printed QR plus a digital backup on your phone.
• Keep your phone reachable; OTP delays slow token generation.
• Let us know if you need ladies-only timings so we can request them.

Support for overseas applicants

If you are booking from the GCC or another country, mention your time zone so we can send reminders when you are active. Online card links are available; we mask sensitive details on receipts and verify each payment against your token ID. If you plan to attend the medical right after landing in Pakistan, share your flight time so we can align the appointment window and avoid missed slots.

For applicants already in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait, or UAE, we coordinate country-specific guidance on photos, vaccination records, and any fasting requests. Keep scans ready and stay connected on WhatsApp for rapid OTP completion.

• Card links for overseas payments with receipts tied to your token.
• Time-zone aware reminders so you never miss an OTP.
• Flight-to-clinic buffer planning to prevent late arrivals.
• Guidance on repeat tests or prior medical history if applicable.

Day-before checklist and parking notes

Re-read the reminder the night before your appointment. Print the QR slip and place it with your passport, photos, and payment receipt. Confirm your route to the clinic—Karachi Shahrah-e-Faisal and Saddar, Lahore Johar Town, and Islamabad Blue Area can get crowded in the morning. Aim to arrive 15–20 minutes early so you can complete registration calmly.

Some clinics have limited parking; carry small change for paid lots, and note the entry gate shared in the reminder. If you are traveling by ride-hailing apps, share the pin we send to avoid drop-offs at the wrong building. Always keep your phone on loud during the commute for any OTP or coordinator calls.

• Print QR + keep a digital copy; store with passport and photos.
• Plan your route with a 30–45 minute buffer for traffic.
• Carry water and a light snack unless advised otherwise.
• Save the coordinator number; message if you anticipate delays.

After your medical and result checks

Results typically upload to the Wafid portal within 24–48 hours. Use your passport and token ID to check status. If the clinic requests a repeat X-ray or additional blood test, follow their instructions and keep all receipts. Share any updates with us so we can log them against your file and notify your sponsor if needed.

If you are marked unfit, request written guidance on the reason and the permitted next steps. Some conditions allow retests after treatment; others require waiting periods. We will help schedule a follow-up appointment if GCC rules permit. Always keep your travel plans flexible until results are confirmed.

• Check results with passport + token ID; keep screenshots for your records.
• Notify us if the clinic asks for repeat tests or documents.
• Inform your sponsor of the updated QR and any new appointment time.
• Keep receipts and reports in one folder for embassy or employer review.

Full document checklist and formatting tips

Clear, well-formatted documents speed up booking. Capture passport scans in color with all borders visible. Use recent white-background photos; avoid selfies or filtered images. If you have an offer letter or visa application, save it as a PDF and name the file with your passport number to avoid mix-ups. Families should label each file with the traveler’s name to keep passports, photos, and receipts organized.

When sending files by WhatsApp, use the “Document” option instead of “Gallery” to prevent compression. If email is easier, send all attachments in one thread and include your phone number for OTP. Keep copies of vaccination records and any prior X-ray reports if you have had a GCC medical before; clinics may request them to compare with your new results.

• Passport: color scan, no glare, six months validity minimum.
• Photos: two recent, white background, no shadows or filters.
• Visa/offer letter: PDF with passport number in the filename.
• Contact: active phone/email; keep ring volume on for OTP and clinic calls.
• History: vaccination card or old X-rays if you have completed a GCC medical before.

How to keep communication fast and clear

Use one WhatsApp thread per family or group to keep messages organized. When you send updates—like a new travel date or sponsor city—repeat the token ID in the same message so our coordinators can locate your file immediately. If you prefer email, keep replies in the same chain and add your phone number for follow-up calls. Screenshots of payments should include the time, date, and reference number for verification.

If you have special requests, such as ladies-only windows or grouped family timing, mention them upfront. Provide at least two preferred dates, and share whether mornings or afternoons work better for you. This helps us align with the busiest cities—Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi—where morning slots fill first. In smaller cities like Multan, Faisalabad, Gujranwala, Peshawar, and Quetta, flexible timing often yields faster confirmations.

• Keep one chat per group; always include the token ID in follow-ups.
• State two preferred dates and morning/afternoon preferences.
• Share payment screenshots with reference numbers visible.
• Tell us about mobility needs or special accommodations early.

Sample timeline from inquiry to clinic

A typical booking timeline looks like this: you share documents in the morning, we verify them within 10–20 minutes, quote the 2025 fee, and send a payment link. After payment, the token is generated in 30–60 minutes with a QR slip and reporting time. For Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and Rawalpindi, we aim for same-day or next-day slots. For Peshawar, Quetta, Multan, Faisalabad, and Gujranwala, availability is often faster, but we still recommend early submissions to secure your preferred window.

The day before the visit, we resend the reminder with the clinic map and parking notes. On appointment day, keep your phone on loud, arrive 15–20 minutes early, and carry all originals plus printed QR. After the exam, expect results to upload within 24–48 hours; we will share the portal link for status checks. If the clinic requests additional tests or reschedules you, we handle the coordination without extra service fees, though clinic-specific charges may apply.

• Document review: 10–20 minutes during working hours.
• Token issuance: 30–60 minutes after payment confirmation.
• Reminder resend: day before the appointment with map pins.
• Result check: typically 24–48 hours after the medical.

Country coverage and escalation

We coordinate medicals for Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait, and UAE. Each country has slightly different expectations on sponsor city alignment and document formatting. Tell us your sponsor city—Riyadh, Jeddah, Doha, Muscat, Manama, Kuwait City, Dubai, or Abu Dhabi—so we can match the right clinic and avoid rescheduling. If any urgent embassy requirement appears, share the deadline so we can prioritize your request.

For UAE-specific medicals, we highlight any fasting or photo specifications and clarify whether Emirates ID is needed at check-in. For Saudi Arabia, we confirm the sponsor city first because wrong alignment can trigger a fresh token. Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, and Kuwait follow similar Wafid flows but differ on peak traffic times, so we adjust reporting windows to keep you on schedule.

For corporate teams or bulk deployments, we provide a single point of contact, grouped reminders, and grouped receipts. Escalation support is available during working hours for time-sensitive cases. Keep all communication within the listed channels listed above to ensure your data stays secure and your booking stays on track.

Contact checklist in five points

Before you message us, gather everything in one place. This avoids back-and-forth and speeds up token generation. Sharing complete details in the first message also prevents mistakes that could force rescheduling or fresh token fees.

1. Passport scan (color) + two recent white-background photos.
2. Destination country and sponsor city (Riyadh, Doha, Muscat, Manama, Kuwait City, Dubai, Abu Dhabi).
3. Preferred clinic city (Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Quetta, Multan, Faisalabad, Gujranwala).
4. Active phone/email for OTP; keep Do Not Disturb off during booking.
5. Any special requests—ladies-only window, grouped family timing, or accessibility needs.

Once these are ready, message via WhatsApp or email. We will acknowledge receipt, verify documents, and share the 2025 fee and earliest appointment time for your city. If you do not hear back within 20 minutes during working hours, send a quick follow-up to ensure we received your files.

OTP and payment troubleshooting

If you are not receiving OTP messages, temporarily disable call silencing and check network coverage. Provide an alternate number if possible. For payments, confirm the exact amount before sending and share a screenshot immediately afterward. If a payment is stuck in pending status, notify us so we can verify with the provider and avoid duplicate transfers.

Should you need to change your phone mid-booking, tell us so we can refresh the OTP request. When transferring funds from overseas, expect currency conversion differences; we will confirm the PKR amount on receipt to keep your booking aligned with the quoted 2025 fee. Always keep your token ID in every message—this keeps your file at the top of our queue and reduces response time.

Why complete details matter

Every missing detail adds minutes to your confirmation. A blurred passport scan can trigger a re-upload; an unclear sponsor city can force us to hold the booking; a muted phone can block OTP delivery. Sharing everything upfront—passport, photos, sponsor city, preferred clinic, travel date, and payment proof—lets us issue the QR on the first attempt. This is especially important for Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad where peak calendars fill quickly and rescheduling may require new fees.

Think of the process as a checklist: identity, destination, timing, payment, and arrival. If all five are covered, the token usually arrives within 30–60 minutes and the reminder is clear enough to avoid errors on the day of the medical. We are here to help at every step—reach out as soon as you spot an issue so we can correct it before it becomes a delay.

If you need to cancel or change plans

Let us know as soon as your travel shifts. If the token is not issued yet, we can pause the process or adjust the clinic city without fees. After issuance, portal and coordination fees are usually non-refundable, so rescheduling is the best option. Share two alternative dates and whether you prefer morning or afternoon slots so we can hold a new window quickly.

In emergencies—flight cancellations, medical issues, or family events—send proof if available so we can request a courtesy shift from the clinic. While approval is not guaranteed, early notice increases the chance of keeping your token active without extra cost. Always keep your printed QR and receipts until the new slot is confirmed.