If your consultation request is approved by your Partner Practitioner, you can expect to receive the digital certificate on the same day. Physical copies will be delivered within 3 working days via Royal Mail Tracked 24, if applicable.

A Certificate of Good Health is a document that, when appropriate, confirms you do not have any diseases or conditions that could pose a serious risk to public health. It is often required for visa applications to certain countries.

If suitable, the Certificate of Good Health is issued by FCDO-registered UK medical practitioners who offer their services through the platform.

Certificates of Good Health obtained through updoc are fully compliant with legalisation requirements and are recognised for visa applications once wet-signed by an FCDO-registered doctor. After receiving your certificate, you will need to have it translated into Spanish by a certified translator and then legalised through an apostille service to meet Spanish visa standards. While applicants are responsible for completing these steps and gathering other necessary documentation, the certificate provided by updoc is designed to meet international standards and facilitate a smooth legalisation process.

Yes, all healthcare practitioners on the updoc platform assessing Certificate of Good Health consultations are registered with the GMC (General Medical Council) and the FCDO (Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office). This ensures that your certificate meets the necessary requirements for visa applications and is recognised by government authorities.

The Student or Spanish Non-Lucrative Visa, commonly known as the D7 Visa, allows UK citizens to stay in Spain for an extended period, typically between 90 days and up to one year. This visa is intended for those who plan to reside in Spain without engaging in local employment, including students and individuals who can financially support themselves through passive income or savings.

Applying for a Spanish Non-Lucrative or Student Visa requires a range of documentation, demonstrating that you have sufficient financial resources to sustain yourself without working in Spain. Additionally, applicants must submit a Certificate of Good Health to confirm they meet Spain's health criteria. This visa application must be initiated from outside of Spain, typically through a Spanish consulate in your home country.

Once you receive your Certificate of Good Health, it is essential to have it translated into Spanish by a certified translator and legalised through an apostille service. Additionally, applicants are responsible for gathering and completing all other necessary documentation for their visa application to Spain.