Blanca Clinic
101 George Borg Olivier Street, St Julian's STJ 1080

For international students and adult family members, with results in 1–2 hours.
Students and family members from countries with a high rate of tuberculosis need a chest X-ray taken in Malta for their health screening. Students and adults can book theirs at LifeScan in Naxxar; children are screened by the Health Screening Unit.
Pick your own time slot online, 24/7.
Students staying in Malta for more than 3 months, and family members joining a relative in Malta, must complete a health screening. If they come from a country with a high rate of tuberculosis, students and adult family members need a chest X-ray at a private clinic in Malta, such as LifeScan in Naxxar.
LifeScan does the chest X-ray only. A doctor completes your health screening form, and your institution or the Health Screening Unit tells you how to submit it.
Students: follow your university or college's instructions. Families: email the Health Screening Unit to arrange your family's screening.
Students and adult family members book online and bring their passport. Your report and X-ray image are emailed to you, usually within 1–2 hours.
Book your X-rayYour own doctor or one of our recommended clinics completes your health screening form, using your X-ray report.
Find a clinicChoose a time below. Your report and X-ray image are emailed to you, usually within 1–2 hours.
Don't have a doctor or clinic for your forms yet? See our recommended clinics.
If you already have a doctor or clinic, they can complete your forms using your LifeScan X-ray report. If you don't, contact one of our recommended clinics below to complete your health screening and vaccines.
101 George Borg Olivier Street, St Julian's STJ 1080
367 Tourist Street, Qawra, St Paul's Bay
101 George Borg Olivier Street, St Julian's STJ 1080
St George's Road, St Julian's STJ 3208
Dr Melissa Cauchi · Dr Rebecca Galea
115 Manoel De Vilhena Street, Gżira GZR 1017
Dr Patrick Mahoney
E.H. Furse Street, Msida
Dr Natalie Psaila Stabile
39 Antonio Bosio Street, Msida
Dr Psaila Stabile also sees patients at Springs+ San Ġwann Pharmacy, Triq Feliċ Borg, San Ġwann
Dr Aaron Formosa · Dr Debbie Formosa
33 Pjazza Darnino, Naxxar
Dr Christian Bonello
3 Vjal il-21 ta' Settembru, Naxxar
Dr Adrian Vella
367 Tourist Street, Qawra, St Paul's Bay
109 Triq Tas-Salib, Il-Mellieħa
Dr Miloš Rakić
9 Mdina Road, Ħaż-Żebbuġ ZBG 9015
Our recommended clinics are independent of LifeScan. Please contact them directly to book; their fees and opening hours are set by each clinic. You are free to use any doctor you prefer.
Students aged 18 or over who study in Malta for more than 3 months need a health screening. A chest X-ray is only required if you were born in, or have lived for 6 months or more in, a country on HPDP's high or very high risk tuberculosis list.
Follow the deadline given by your university or college. The University of Malta, for example, asks for the chest X-ray to be taken within 4 weeks of your arrival in Malta.
Adult family members (18 or over) need a chest X-ray if they come from a high or very high risk tuberculosis country. It must be taken at a private clinic in Malta, such as LifeScan.
No. Children under 18 joining family in Malta are screened at the Health Screening Unit in Floriana, which arranges their tests, including any chest X-ray, and any missing vaccines. LifeScan X-rays adult family members only.
No. X-ray reports from abroad are not accepted. The chest X-ray must be taken in Malta.
For family reunification, the health screening is done once. Keep a copy of your approval, as it remains valid for future renewals.
Always book online: we do not take walk-ins. Same-day appointments are usually available, except on Sundays and public holidays.
Health screening rules are set by the Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Directorate (HPDP) and Identità, and they change from time to time. We last checked the information on this page in October 2026. Always follow the official guidance below.