Travel information
for people
living with HIV.

For visits longer than two weeks, US guidance requires a recent HIV result and says testing on arrival is possible.

Official guidance identifies HIV entry rules but specifies medical screening for employment. Ordinary tourist requirements remain unclear.

No HIV-specific customs declaration is required, but official guidance allows health screening. Broader entry guidance is not fully aligned.

HIV requires a medical assessment under immigration rules. It is not an automatic refusal; an arrival health declaration applies.

Confirmed HIV-test requirements concern work and some study or training stays. Ordinary tourist restrictions need clarification.

Sources disagree. A visa-office HIV-test requirement is reported, but current US guidance reports no known HIV entry restriction.

Visit visas are exempt from the HIV-test rule described by the UK. Other routes can require testing after arrival.

Visa health assessment may require HIV disclosure. The official visitor checklist makes medical certificates conditional.

HIV-related entry rules are reported. Clear testing and removal provisions concern residence; the ordinary tourist position is unresolved.

Requirements depend on passport and visa. The Filipino visa-free HIV-certificate rule was reported lifted in June 2026.

No general HIV entry ban is described. Health assessments may still apply to your visa.

No general HIV visitor ban is described. Serious illness and expected demand on health services may still affect admission.

The profile describes visitor restrictions and possible testing for stays over one month.

Tourists are reported not to need an HIV test, but entry/removal advice conflicts. Absence of screening is not evidence that a legal restriction does not apply.

Visitor checklists reportedly require medical clearance including HIV results; denial and duration rules need individual checking.

Visitors disclosing HIV reportedly face a health interview; admission conditions remain unclear.

The profile reports removal on HIV grounds despite finding no explicit tourist-entry rule; anecdotes do not resolve this.

The profile reports visitor restrictions/removal, despite visa forms not asking health questions.