First Choice: Tung Shin Hospital

Why Recommended:

" Chinese background hospital, no language barrier

" Familiar with Chinese study abroad medical examination process, provides complete form filling and stamping

" Convenient location (Kuala Lumpur city center)

Address: 102, Jalan Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur

Phone: +603-2037 2288

Cost: Approximately RM350  RM450 (including X-ray, blood tests, and full package)

Note: Book 2-3 days in advance, specify "Medical examination for studying in China"

Second Choice: Government Hospitals

Why Recommended:

" Lower cost, approximately RM200  RM300

" Tests meet international standards

Important Notes:

" Need to request Chinese study abroad medical examination forms

" Some tests may require referral (e.g., ECG, X-ray)

" Longer report processing time (5-7 working days)

Infectious Disease Screening:

" HIV Antibody Test

" Syphilis Serology Test (RPR/TPPA)

" Hepatitis B Five Tests

" Chest X-ray (Tuberculosis Screening)

 Regular Check-ups:

" Height / Weight

" Vision (including color blindness test)

" Blood Pressure / ECG

Vaccination Records:

" COVID-19 Vaccine + Booster Proof

" Measles / Rubella Vaccination Records

" Report must include doctor's signature + hospital stamp, ensure each page is properly stamped

" First page must have white background photo (35mm45mm), doctor must stamp on lower half of photo

" Fasting required for at least 8 hours before blood test (recommend morning examination)

" Women should avoid menstrual period (to prevent urine test abnormalities)

" Keep all original medical reports, some universities may require submission or additional tests during registration

" Report validity: 6 months, recommend completing examination within 1 month before visa application

Q1: Is Tung Shin Hospital's medical examination recognized by Chinese universities?

Yes, as long as using Chinese medical examination standard forms with doctor's signature and photo stamp.

Q2: Will hepatitis B carriers be rejected for visa?

No. But need to provide proof of normal liver function. However, there might be restrictions for medical majors.

Q3: Can I complete some tests in Malaysia and the rest in China?

High risk, recommend completing all items in Malaysia to avoid registration delays after arrival.