I was in Gozo in August last year diving with Gozo Aquasports. All of us
bar one in the group had current diving medicals, signed off by our own
GP's. The one person that didn't was having her medical done on arrival
in Gozo. However, when we got there, she was told that it was no longer
a requirement and she didn't need to have it done.... And had a
fantastic week diving some fantastic sights - Cathedral caves - amazing.
Climb down hard work, but the dive more than makes up for it....

Hope this helps.

Donna :)

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Donna

'Always be the best you can be'

Maltaqua had their own GP who will give the medical at the centre for under a
tenner, valid for 3 years worldwide....

I believe it's still required.
I had mine done when I was younger (ie. 17 I think, or maybe even 16) and
IIRC that lone lasts either 5 or 10 years, but if you have it done when
you're older it lasts 3 years and if you're old (40 IIRC - that's going to
upset some people) then they only last one year.
It's some complicated system like that.

Oh and if you're going to Gozo the Calypso's great.

Alun Harford

I dived with Subway Scuba in Malta last October & self-cert wasn't an
option.
Just tell them you need a medical & they will usually arrange a it for the
morning of your 1st dive. Mine cost LM3

HTH

Nige