During the C28-C30 campaigns the ITER-like Wall (ILW) was periodically inspected by IVIS (InVessel Inspection System) without breaking the vacuum. After these campaigns the JET chamber was opened and the wall was inspected with a high resolution camera. The marker tiles were removed from the chamber and they have been inspected in the beryllium handling facility. The overall picture of the ILW after more than 3000 pulses looks good. However there are a few modifications such as deposition of Be on some W coated tiles, local destruction of the W coating by runway electrons in an emergency shutdown, arcing on particular W coated tiles, small delaminations on G6 and G8 divertor tiles. These aspects together with the results of high heat flux tests carried out with W coated CFC samples in Magnum-PSI are discussed in the paper.