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Approved Laboratories Country/Airport City Laboratory Afghanistan • City Lab • SanteDom • Allo Docteur Algiers Algeria • L.A.M.S Dr Zerouala Ziata • Laboratoire Massen Setif • Laboratoire Dr Maout Abdelbasset • Centro Médico Paz Flor • Centro Diagnóstico Laboratorial de Viana (Laborotório de Biologia Molecular) • Centro Diagnóstico Laboratoria – Uige • Centro Diagnóstico Laboratorial - Huambo • Clinica Girassol • Clinica Multiperfil • Clínica Sagrada Esperança (Ilha De Luanda) • European Medical Centre (EMC - in partnership with Clinica Girassol) • Embaixada dos Estados Unidos da América (Reserved for Diplomatic Staff of the US Embassy only) Angola Luanda • Healthgest Servicos Clínicos • Hospital Militar • INIS • INLS • Laboratorio Regional de Virologia Molecular – Hospital Geral de Benguela • Laboratório ALNG – Soyo • Laboratório ALNG – Cabinda • Luanda Medical Centre • Neo Clinic - Talatona (in partnership with Laborotório de Biologia Molecular - Viana) • CDI - Luanda ( in partnership with Clínica Girassol) Argentina • Hospital Alemán Please book your COVID test at the Healius Laboratory through the Australia following link. Emirates passengers get a AUD 20 discount on their purchase by applying the following code: EKPCR20 Country/Airport City Laboratory • Ministry of Health Test Centres, and below hospitals: 1. Al Amal Hospital 2. Al Baraka Fertility Hospital 3. Al Bayan Medical Centre 4. Al Borg Medical Laboratory 5. Al Hilal Multispecialty Medical Centre - 5 Locations, 24/7 (Special Rate BD15) 6. Al Kindi Specialised Hospital 7. Al Rayan Medical complex 8. Al Salam Specialist Hospital 9. American Mission Hospital 10. Awali Hospital 11. Bahrain Defence Force/ Royal Medical Service - Military Hospital 12. Bahrain Medical Centre 13. Bahrain Specialist Hospital 14. Blossom Medical Laboratories 15. Central Medical Laboratories 16. Dar Al Hayat Medical Centre 17. Dar Al Shifa Medical Centre 18. Dr. Abdulla Kamal Medical Centre Bahrain 19. Dr. Hasan Haji Medical Centre 20. Dr. Rabaa Medical Centre 21. Dr. Tarik Hospital 22. Express Med Laboratories 23. Global Pathology Medical Laboratory 24. Gulf Medical Laboratory 25. Home Health Care Centre, Maqabah, Budaiya Road (Special rate BD14 for In-clinic and BD25 for At-home service) 26. Ibn Al Nafees Hospital 27. International Medical Centre 28. KIMS Bahrain Medical Centre (Special Rate BD18) 29. King Abdullah Medical City 30. King Hamad University Hospital 31. Manama Medical Centre 32. Middle East Hospital 33. Middle East Medical Centre 34. Noor Specialist Hospital 35. Royal Bahrain Hospital (Special Rate BD22) 36. Royal Hospital for Women & Children, Riffa (Special Rate BD15 – PCR Test available for all genders) 37. Shifa Al Jazeera Medical Centre 38. Thyrocare Gulf Laboratories 39. Yara Medical Hospitalia Country/Airport City Laboratory Barisal • Sher E Bangla Medical College (SBMC) • Bangladesh Institute of Tropical & Infectious Diseases (BITID) • Chattogram Medical College Lab Chattogram • Cox’s Bazar Medical College (CoxMC) (IEDCR Field Laboratory) • Cumilla Medical College (CuMC) • Shevron Clinical Laboratory, Pachlaish • Chottogram Ma O Shishu General Hospital, Agrabad, Chottogram • Imperial Hospital Private Ltd, Zakir Hossain Road, Pahartoli, Chottogram • • Armed Forces Institute of Pathology (AFIP) • Combined Military Hospital CMH (Only for Armed forces personal and family) • DMFR, Sobhanbag • Evercare Hospital, Bashundhara • International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (ICDDRB) • Ideshi (Institute for Developing Science & Health Initiatives), Mohakhali • National Institute of Laboratory Medicine & Referral Centre (NILMRC) • Institute of Public Health (NPML-IPH) Bangladesh Dhaka • National Institute of Preventive & Social Medicine (NIPSOM) • Narayanganj 300 Bed Hospital • Lab Aid limited, Dhanmondi • Popular Diagnostic Centre, Dhanmondi • Prava Diagnostic, Banani • Square Hospital, Panthopath • United Hospital, Gulshan • Universel Medical College, Mohakhali • Gulshan Clinic Limited , Gulshan, (Government testing facility for foreign travellers) • Anwar Khan Modern Medical Hospital, Dhanmondi • NOVAS Clinical Research Service Limited, Paribag • International Medical College Hospital, Gazipur • Green Life Medical College, Dhanmondi • Aichi Hospital, Uttara • Alok Health Care, Mirpur • Health Care Diagnostic Centre, Shamoli • Bashundhara Medical And Diagnostic Centre, Shantinagar • DNA Solution Limited, Panthapath • BIOMED Diagnostic, Sobhanbag • Dynamic lab diagnostic and medical check-up, Rampura • BRB Hospital Limited, Panthapath • Prime Diagnostic Ltd, Malibagh • Prescription Point, Uttara Badda, Dhaka Country/Airport City Laboratory • BIHS, Mirpur • Ad-Din Medical College Hospital • Azgar Ali Hospital • Famous Specialized Hospital • Ashiyan Medical College Hospital • Dhaka Central International Medical College and Hospital • Al-Helal Specialized Hospital Ltd • Green Crescent Health Service • Crystal Diagnostic • Meem Medical Centre • The DNA Lab Ltd Dhaka • Victoria Health Care Limited • Joynul Haq Shikder Women’s Medical College and Hospital Private Limited Testing facility for Government officials travelling abroad from Dhaka: • IEDCR- Institute of Epidemiology Disease Control And Research, Dhaka “Sarkari Karmachari Hospital”, Fulbaria, Dhaka Noakhali • Abdul Malek Ukil Medical College Panthopath • Square Hospital Rajshahi • Shahid Ziaur Rahman Medical College (SZRMC) Bangladesh • Rahshahi Medical College (RMC) Rangpur • M Abdur Rahim Medical College • Rangpur Medical College (RpMC) Sobhanbagh • DMFR Sylhet • Sylhet MAG Osmani Medical College (SOMC) • Simantik Pathology and Diagnostic, Centre, Upashahar Narayanganj • US Bangla Medical College, 17 Kornogop, Rupashi, Rupganj, Narayanganj Khulna • Khulna Medical college (KMC) • Kustia Medical College (KuMC) Mohakhali • Ideshi (Institute for Developing Science & Health Initiatives) • Mymensingh Medical College (MMC) • Universel Medical College Mymensingh • Mymensingh Medical College (MMC) Kishoreganj • Jahurul Islam Medical College and Hospital Bogura • TMSS Medical College and Rafatullah Community Hospita Gazipur • Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Mujib Memorial KPJ Specialized Hospital & Nursing College Comilla • Modern Hospital Private Limited, Laksham Rooad, Comilla Khulna • Gazi Medical College Hospital • Recommended laboratory – Switch Health. Canada Click here for FAQ’s and refer to the official website https://www.switchhealth.ca/en/clinics/book for locations. Country/Airport City Laboratory • List of laboratories endorsed by Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic Czech Republic: https://koronavirus.mzcr.cz/seznam-odberovych-center/ For residents living • There are 16 official test centres in Denmark including in Denmark Copenhagen having a Civil • Airport. For more information and booking, please visit Registration number https://www.coronaprover.dk/Account/NemIdLogin (CPR number) and • This service is free of charge and the certificate is available Nemid login within 48 to 72 hours Denmark • Please book an appointment with any authorized private hospital For all other or medical practice. travellers • The price for testing varies. The certificate is normally available within 24 to 72 hours.Example of a private hospital: www.aleris- hamlet.dk or the Airport Doctor located at Copenhagen Airport Terminal 2 landside. Charges and walk-in fee apply, test results within 1.5 to 3 hours and booking via https://www.airportdoctor.dk/en/ • The Central Laboratories • Prime Speed Medical • Nile University, Sheikh Zayed City Egypt • Al Mokhtabar (Moamena Kamel Lab) • Saudi German Hospital-Cairo • Al Borg Laboratories • Al Mokhtabar Laboratories • International Clinical Laboratories (ICL) • Addis Ababa Silk Road General Hospital - to all destinations other than China, • American Medical Centre, Ethiopia • Washington Medical centre, • Bethzatha General Hospital, • Wudassie Diagnostic Centre, • Arsho Medical Laboratory, • Laboratories listed under the following link France https://sante.fr/recherche/trouver/DepistageCovid You may refer to labs listed on the following link: https://www.g-f-v.org/node/1232 Note: all other accredited institutes are also acceptable. Airport test centres: Germany • Frankfurt: Centogene Munich: Ecolog • Hamburg: Centogene // Testzentrum Stadt Hamburg • Dusseldorf: Centogene Country/Airport City Laboratory • Public Health and Reference Laboratory, Korle Bu • Kumasi Centre for Collaborative Research in Tropical Medicine, Kwame • Nkrumah University for Science and Technology, Kumasi • Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, Kumasi • University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS) Ho • Center for Scientific Industrial Research, Accra Public Facilities • Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research, University of Ghana Ghana, Accra • Veterinary Service Division Laboratories; Accra, Pong-Tamale, Takoradi. • Public Health Laboratory, Tamale • Navrongo Health Research Center, Navrongo • Nyaho Medical Center, Accra Private Health • Akai House Clinic, Accra Facilities • MDS Lancet Laboratory, Accra • Laboratories listed under the following link: India https://www.icmr.gov.in/ • RS Pertamina Jaya Jakarta • RS Pertamina Pusat Jakarta • RS Medistra Indonesia • Laboratorium Prodia • Mitra Keluarga Hospitals • Mayapada Hospitals • SIloam Hospitals • RSUP Sanglah Denpasar • Mofid LAB Isfahan • Park Laboratory • Dr Basir Kazerooni Laboratory Tabriz • Danesh Laboratory • Salam LAB Iran • Peyvand Laboratory • Pars Laboratory Shiraz • Analys Laboratory • Ariana Laboratory Country/Airport City Laboratory • Pardis Hafez Laboratory •
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