A medical certificate is an official document issued by a doctor or medical professional that confirms a person’s medical condition, diagnosis, or fitness for a specific activity. It is used for various purposes, including:
1. Sick Leave – To justify an absence from work or school due to illness or injury.
2. Fitness for Work or Study – To confirm whether a person is fit to work, return to work, or participate in studies.
3. Travel Requirements – Some countries or airlines require medical certificates for travelers with certain conditions or to confirm vaccination status.
4. Insurance Claims – Required for health, life, or travel insurance claims due to illness or accidents.
5. Sports & Physical Activities – Some sports organizations or competitions require a certificate to confirm fitness to participate.
6. Legal & Court Matters – Used as evidence in legal cases, such as medical leave disputes or injury claims.
7. Driving & Licensing – Required for certain jobs or driving licenses to certify medical fitness.
8. Disability & Social Benefits – Supports claims for disability benefits, pensions, or compensation.
