Wafid / GAMCA Medical Centers Quetta — Complete List 2026

Wafid / GAMCA Medical Centers in Quetta — Complete Guide 2026

Quetta is the capital of Balochistan and the primary hub for GCC-bound workers from Pakistan’s largest province by area. As the major city in Balochistan with officially approved Wafid / GAMCA medical centers, Quetta serves applicants not only from the city itself but from surrounding districts including Pishin, Mastung, Kalat, Turbat, Khuzdar, and Gwadar. Every year, thousands of Balochistan workers travel to GCC countries — primarily Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, and Bahrain — and all must complete their GAMCA-mandated medical examination at an approved center in Quetta before departure.

All centers listed on this page are officially approved by the Gulf Health Council (GHC) and connected to the WAFID database. Your medical examination result will only be accepted by GCC embassies if conducted at one of these approved centers. A visit to any non-listed clinic or hospital will not appear in the WAFID system and will not be valid.

Which Area of Quetta Has GAMCA Centers?

The main concentration of Wafid / GAMCA medical centers in Quetta is along Zarghoon Road, which is the primary medical corridor in the city. Al Haseeb Diagnostic Center — the longest-serving and most recognized GAMCA center in Quetta — is located here. Other centers are spread across the Cantt area, Mission Road, and Airport Road, ensuring coverage across different parts of the city for applicants travelling from far-flung areas of Balochistan.

Unlike Lahore (22 centers) or Karachi, Quetta has a smaller number of officially listed GAMCA-approved facilities. This reflects Balochistan’s applicant volume relative to Punjab and Sindh, but the centers here handle an extremely large geographic catchment area — covering Pakistan’s largest province. Always confirm your assigned center from your token slip before making the journey.

Important: Always Confirm Your Center on Your Token Slip

When you book your Wafid / GAMCA appointment, the system assigns you to a specific center in Quetta. You must visit the center printed on your token slip, not any GAMCA center of your choice. Visiting the wrong center will result in rejection and require rebooking.

What Documents Are Required at Quetta GAMCA Centers?

When visiting any Wafid / GAMCA approved center in Quetta, bring the following documents on the day of your appointment:

What Is the Medical Test Fee in Quetta?

The Wafid / GAMCA medical examination fee at Quetta centers typically ranges from Rs. 9,000 to Rs. 13,000, depending on the center and the destination GCC country. This fee is paid directly at the medical center on the day of your visit and is completely separate from the appointment booking service fee of Rs. 4,000. Most Quetta centers accept cash payments only — carry sufficient funds before heading to the center.

How Long Does the Medical Examination Take in Quetta?

At Quetta centers, the complete Wafid / GAMCA medical examination — including blood tests, chest X-ray, urine analysis, and full physical check-up — typically takes between 1.5 to 3 hours from the time you arrive. This can vary based on the number of applicants on that particular day. Tuesday through Thursday mornings tend to be the least crowded, while Mondays often carry backlog from the weekend closure.

When Will My Result Be Available After Testing in Quetta?

Quetta centers upload results to the official WAFID system within 3 to 4 working days after your examination. You can check your result online using your passport number at our report check page or directly on wafid.com. If your result has not appeared after 5 working days, contact us on WhatsApp for follow-up assistance.

Frequently Asked Questions — Quetta GAMCA Centers