| Australia |
All applicants
for permanent residence. Temporary applicants need
to declare any illness / condition at time of interview.
Any temporary applicant who is likely to come in contact
with blood must be tested. |
Yes |
| Bahrain |
For all
foreigners who are seeking work permits |
No |
| Belarus |
All persons
staying longer than 3 months |
Yes |
| Brunei |
All persons
applying for work permits |
No |
| Bulgaria |
All intending immigrants (and may be required for foreigners
staying longer than 1 month for purpose of study or work |
Yes |
| Canada |
Applicants
for permanent resident visa and dependents, foreign nationals
who plan to stay longer than 6 months, anyone claiming
refugee protection, and those intending to work in an
occupation which requires it. |
Yes |
| Central
African Republic |
Anyone
seeking residence, work and student permits must
submit to a medical exam (which includes an HIV Test) |
Yes |
| China,
Peoples Republic of |
Foreigners
planning to stay for more than 6 months (testing is not
required for entry or residency in Hong Kong or Macau) |
Yes |
| Colombia |
Anyone
who is a carrier of HIV needs to present documentation
identifying themselves as such |
No |
| Comoros |
Foreigners
planning to work |
Yes |
| Cuba |
Anyone
staying over 90 days, excluding diplomats |
Yes |
| Cyprus |
All foreigners
working or studying are tested after entry |
N/A |
| Dominican
Republic |
Foreigners
planning to reside, study or work |
No |
| Egypt |
Foreigners
applying for study, training or work permits (spouses
of applicants are exempt) |
Yes |
| Georgia |
All foreigners
staying longer than 1 month |
Yes |
| Greece |
Only persons
arriving to work as legal prostitutes |
Yes |
| Hungary |
Anyone
staying over 1 year, and all intending immigrants (some
employers may require workers to be tested) |
Yes |
| India |
All students
over 18, anyone between the ages of 18 and 70 with a visa
valid for 1 year or more, and anyone extending a stay
to a year or more, excluding accredited journalists and
those working in foreign missions |
Yes |
| Iraq |
Since
a new government is forming requirements Are still being
determined |
N/A |
| Israel |
Government
of Israel reserves the right to refuse entry to someone
suspected of being HIV positive |
N/A |
| Jordan |
Anyone
staying longer than 3 months |
No |
| Kazakstan |
All visitors
staying more than 1 month must present a certificate of
an HIV test within 10 days of their arrival |
Yes |
| Korea,
Republic of |
Persons
entering on an E-6 visa to be engaged in performance or
entertainment activities at tourist hotels and entertainment
places |
Yes |
| Kyrgyzstan |
All foreigners,
excluding diplomat, staying more than 1 month |
Yes |
| Latvia |
Anyone
seeking a residency permit |
Yes |
| Lebanon |
Those
planning to reside or work (universities may require testing
of foreign students) |
No |
| Libya |
Those
seeking residency visas |
Yes |
| Lithuania |
Applicants
for permanent residence permits |
Yes |
| Malaysia |
Foreigners
seeking work permits as unskilled and semiskilled foreign
laborers |
Yes |
| Marshall
Islands, Republic of the |
Applicants
for residence islands, and work permits |
Yes |
| Mauritius |
Foreigners
planning to work or permanent residence (testing performed
upon arrival) |
No |
| Micronesia
(Federated States of) |
Anyone
applying for a work permit needs to obtain a medical clearance,
which may include an HIV test |
Yes |
| Moldova |
Anyone
staying more than 3 months |
Yes |
| Montserrat |
University
students and applicants for work and residency |
Yes |
| Oman |
Those
applying for residency |
No |
| Panama |
Women
intending to work in prostitution |
No |
| Papua
New Guinea |
Applicants
seeking work or residency visas and their dependents |
Yes |
| Paraguay |
Applicants
seeking temporary or permanent residency status |
Yes |
| Qatar |
Applicants
seeking residency; if positive they are deported |
No |
| Russia |
Applicants
applying for visas valid more than 3 monthsYes |
|
| St.
Vincent |
Applicants
seeking temporary and permanent residency visas |
Yes |
| St.
Kitts and Nevis |
Students,
intending immigrants and anyone seeking employment |
Yes |
| Saudi
Arabia |
Applicants
for residency /work permits |
Yes |
| Seychelles |
Foreigners
planning to work must under go a medical exam, which includes
an HIV test, upon arrival |
No |
| Singapore |
For all
applicants for employment passes, work permits and permanent
resident status (except spouses and children of Singapore
citizens) |
No |
| Slovakia |
Applicants
for long term or permanent residency visas |
No |
| South
Africa |
All mine
workers (irrespective of their positions) |
Yes |
| Syria |
All foreigners
(ages 15 to 60 years) staying more than 15 days |
No |
| Taiwan |
Applicants
for residency and work permits (testing is also required
for anyone staying over 90 days) |
No |
| Tajikistan |
Anyone
staying more than 90 days (pending legislation) |
Yes |
| Turkey |
Any foreigner
immigrating or applying for permanent residence |
No |
| Turkmenistan |
All foreigners
staying longer than 3 months |
No |
| Ukraine |
Anyone
staying longer than 3 months |
30 days
before arrival |
| United
Arab Emirates |
Applicants
for work or residence permits except those under age 18 |
Testing
on arrival |
| United
Kingdom |
Anyone
who does not appear to be in good health may be required
to undergo a medical exam (including an HIV test) prior
to being granted or denied entry |
No |
| Uzbekistan |
Anyone
staying more than 15 days (long-term visitors must renew
HIV certificate after the first 3 months in Uzbekistan
and annually thereafter) |
Yes |
| Yemen |
Applicants
seeking permanent residence including work or study (students
over age 16), all foreigners staying longer than 1 month,
and foreign spouses of Yemeni nationals (excludes experts,
teachers, and foreign missions who are required to work
in Yemen) |
No |
