Question

Please see the following link:  http://www.hivtravel.org/  Here you’ll find the countries that don’t have an issue with positive people, as well as the ones that do. Your status won’t be an issue in the EU or the States.

34 comments

1. Josh Peasegood • 4 October 2023

   Hi Mattie, i-base is an HIV treatment charity based in the UK. Unforuntately I do not have information about recruitment in Uganda.

2. Mattie • 4 October 2023

   Iam am 23 positive bt i need a job maid i need help which company in uganda recruites positive people

3. Josh Peasegood • 30 March 2023

   Hi Mariam, please see this website: https://www.hivtravel.org/ Most countries in western Europe have no restrictions. This website will let you check each country individually and show you if there are any restrictions/regulations that would prevent work.

4. Mariam • 30 March 2023

   Am Hiv positive am asking which country in Europe can go and work

5. Josh Peasegood • 5 February 2023

   Hi Pearl, please use this link to find the HIV travel regulations of the country you are looking at: https://www.hivtravel.org/Default.aspx?pageId=142

6. Pearl • 5 February 2023

   Hi pls can I relocate to Poland or Portugal and work there ? I am hiv positive

7. Simon Collins • 1 January 2023

   Hi Peace – thanks for the feedback :)

8. Peace • 1 January 2023

   Thanks guys for such a wonderful response I’m now sure of what to do

9. Lisa Thorley • 22 April 2020

   Hi bulelwa,

   In my personal opinion it’s up to you who you chose to tell about your status. However, you may need to declare your status on an visa application form. This will of course depend on where it is that you’re wanting to go. For more info, you’d need to contact the embassy of the country that you’re interested in. Jobs wise, again you’d need to see what their criteria was.

10. bulelwa • 22 April 2020

    Thank you for your answer. Would I need to disclose my status on my visa application or my job application or it’s fine even if I don’t?