Is the Health Report Paid? How Much Does It Cost? | Vezir Agency
Introduction to the New Policy on Health Reports
In recent developments within the Turkish healthcare system, a significant shift has occurred regarding the issuance of health reports. While many health reports remain free, certain documents issued for specific purposes now require payment. This change aims to optimize the utilization of healthcare resources and improve the efficiency of health services across the country.
Which Health Reports Are Now Paid?
The following health reports for specialized or purpose-specific needs are now subject to charges:
- Reports for driver's license applications
- Sports license documentation
- Employment-related health assessments
- Firearm license evaluations
Conversely, general health reports issued during routine examinations will continue to be provided free of charge.
Pricing Details According to the New Tariff
Based on the recently published "Annex-2 Health Services Price Tariff" by the Ministry of Health, the new fees for various health reports are as follows:
- Single Physician Health Report: 300 TL
- Family Medicine Physician Report: 250 TL
- Health Board Report: 1250 TL
- Firearm License Health Evaluation: 1500 TL
- Driver's License Reports:
- Single Branch Report: 300 TL
- Two Branches Report: 450 TL
- Health Board Report for Drivers: 750 TL
- Aviation Medical Reports:
- Class I Civil Aviation: 5250 TL
- Class II Civil Aviation: 3750 TL
- Submarine and Diver Medical Evaluation: 3750 TL
- Psychiatric Examination for Psychotechnical Evaluation: 300 TL
How to Pay for Health Reports?
To request an optional health report, patients must obtain a process code. This code can be acquired through three primary methods:
- Online via www.sbos.saglik.gov.tr
- Sending an SMS message
- Visiting a family medicine clinic in person
Payment can be completed either before or after the medical examination using the process code. Payment options include:
- Online payment through the official website
- Bank transfer via authorized channels
Once the examination is completed, the report is generated and accessible through digital platforms such as e-Nabız and e-Government.
Types of Optional Reports
Not all health reports are obligatory; some are considered optional based on individual needs. These include:
- Sports and athletic assessments
- Driver medical evaluations
- General medical evaluations
- Occupational health and safety reports
- Fingerprint and health clearance for Hajj/Umrah
- Hunting rifle suitability assessments
- Mental capacity evaluations
Additional Information
This regulation is part of the government's efforts to ensure a more sustainable and efficient healthcare system, aligning resources with specific needs and reducing unnecessary expenditures. For further details, updates, or assistance, please consult official health ministry sources or authorized healthcare providers.
This article has been drafted, translated, and reviewed with the support of artificial intelligence by an editor or author. For more information, please review our Terms and Conditions.