Medical Certificate for English Language Test Exemption - KOLL
Private GP Surgery UK
Need a Medical Certificate to Support an English Language Test Exemption?
At Private GP Surgery, we provide official medical certificates for individuals applying for an exemption from the UK Home Office’s English language requirement due to medical or psychological conditions.
Whether you’re applying for a UK visa, citizenship, or settlement (ILR) and are unable to meet the English language requirement due to health reasons, our experienced private GPs can assess your condition and issue a valid medical letter for submission.
Why Choose Us?
Same-Day Appointments Available
Home Office-Compliant Medical Letters
GMC-Registered Doctors
100% Confidential & Professional
Online and In-Clinic Appointments
Who Qualifies for Medical Exemption?
You may qualify if you have a long-term physical or mental condition that prevents you from meeting the English language requirements. Common qualifying conditions include:
- Cognitive impairments (e.g. dementia, severe learning disabilities)
- Neurological disorders (e.g. stroke, Parkinson’s disease)
- Severe psychiatric illnesses (e.g. schizophrenia, severe depression)
- Developmental disorders (e.g. autism)
We perform a full medical assessment to determine if your condition meets UKVI criteria.
What’s Included in the Medical Certificate?
- Full GP evaluation and consultation
- Detailed explanation of your medical condition
- Statement on your ability to take the English test
- Doctor’s GMC number and signature
- Printed and digital formats for submission
Fees
| Fee | |
|---|---|
Consultations and Assessment | £155 |
Medical Certificate for English Test Exemption | £125 |
PLEASE CONTACT US FOR ANY QUESTIONS
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frequently asked questions
Is the certificate accepted by the Home Office?
Yes. Our letters meet the UK Home Office’s medical exemption criteria and are issued by GMC-registered doctors.
Can I get the certificate online?
Yes. We offer remote consultations and can email your certificate the same day.
Do you need medical history or documentation?
If available, bring any documents or letters from previous doctors. If not, our GP will assess based on consultation.
