The pre-marriage panel
The tests for the pre-marriage medical certificate, for each future spouse: what the text makes mandatory, what it recommends, and booking both fiancés at once.
What the text says
Executive decree 24-366 of 7 November 2024 (JO no. 76 of 13 November 2024), which repealed decree 06-154, makes the blood group (ABO, Rhesus) and serologies for toxoplasmosis, rubella and syphilis mandatory for each future spouse, and recommends serologies for hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV.
The text as the laboratory applies it; to be checked against official sources before any formality.
Mandatory
- ABO blood group and RhABO-RHEDTA tube (lavender cap)700 DA
- Toxoplasmosis serology (IgG)TOXOSerum gel tube (gold cap) Given to the person alone1 300 DA
- Rubella serology (IgG)RUBSerum gel tube (gold cap) Given to the person alone1 300 DA
- Syphilis serology (TPHA-VDRL)SYPHSerum gel tube (gold cap) Given to the person alone1 500 DA
Recommended
- Hepatitis B surface antigenHBSSerum gel tube (gold cap) Given to the person alone1 200 DA
- Hepatitis C antibodiesHCVSerum gel tube (gold cap) Given to the person alone1 500 DA
- HIV 1 and 2 serologyHIVSerum gel tube (gold cap) Given to the person alone1 500 DA
The recommended tests are done with your agreement; you can untick them when booking.
The certificate and the wedding date
The doctor's certificate must be less than 3 months old on the day the marriage is drawn up: plan the collection accordingly. The laboratory tells you whether the date you choose covers the wedding.
Per person9 000 DAindicative
Each fiancé has their own file, their own request and their own results. No result is given to the other fiancé without the consent of the person concerned.
Book for both fiancés
Before the wedding season, in spring and early summer, book a few weeks ahead.