Yes. You must complete your immigration medical with an approved panel physician before having your immigration chest X-ray.

No, you can only walk in if you have already completed your immigration medical.

You must bring your passport and eMedical information.

We submit immigration X-rays within 24 hours.

Whether you need an X-ray depends on your visa type and country requirements. Immigration New Zealand will advise if a chest X-ray is required.

Yes, we are part of the Onshore Panel Physician Network, meaning we are approved to perform immigration X-rays for visa applications.

Our immigration chest X-rays are a flat rate of $165 for both New Zealand and Australian applications.

Yes, a referral is required for most general X-rays.

Yes, but you must bring your referral form with you

Most X-rays take only a few minutes, with appointments typically completed within 10–15 minutes.

An X-ray is a quick, painless imaging test that uses a small amount of radiation to create images of the inside of your body.

Yes, X-rays use very low levels of radiation and are considered safe when medically required.

No.

Yes, a referral is required for ultrasound guided injections – you may self refer for PRP injections

PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) is a treatment that uses your own blood to promote healing and reduce pain in injured or affected areas.

Typically, 3 treatments spaced one month apart are recommended, with possible maintenance treatments.

We are located in central Wellington at Level 1, 61–63 Taranaki Street.

No appointment is needed for immigration x-ray if you have already had your immigration medical done.

Most visits are completed within 10–30 minutes depending on the service.