Certificate Fees
Here are the fees for issuing medical certificates.
The doctor writes it based on the combined results of the examination and tests.
The general medical certificate is written in English.
It certifies your health status for employment, admission or study abroad.
It confirms that you received a specific treatment.
It lists your outpatient visit dates and confirms that you attended.
Your medical record is copied onto paper. This rate applies to pages 1 through 5.
This rate applies from the sixth page onward.
Photographs and imaging taken during treatment are provided on a CD.
The same data is provided on a DVD.
A certificate you have already received is issued again. When you request several copies of the same certificate, this rate applies from the second copy.
The listed amounts do not include consultation or test fees.
Medical imaging records are charged per storage medium, regardless of how many images it holds.
Medical record copies are requested by the patient in person with photo identification. When a family member or an agent applies, the patient's written consent and documents proving the family relationship or the power of attorney are required.
For certificates not on this list, please ask at the reception desk.
Any change to these fees is posted in the clinic 14 days before it takes effect.
Posted under Article 45 of the Medical Service Act and the Ministry of Health and Welfare notice on standards for the items and amounts of certificate fees at medical institutions.