Tuberculosis testing in Georgia
Updated 3 May 2024
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Your test must be from a clinic approved by the Home Office. We will not accept a TB test certificate from a clinic we have not approved.
Approved clinic
Medical Center Cito
40 Paliashvili Street
Tbilisi
Georgia 0179
Telephone:
- (+995) 32 2251 948
- (+995) 32 2251 951
Email: spapava@cito.ge
Website: www.cito.ge
Operating hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
Test fees
| Below 11 years | 11 years and above |
|---|---|
| 160 GEL | 230 GEL |
The test fee does not cover treatment if you have TB.
Attending the clinic
You should contact the clinic to book an appointment and make it clear that you need the test for a UK visa application.
If you would like an appointment with a female clinician, ask the clinic when you schedule your appointment.
If you need to cancel your appointment you should contact the clinic as soon as possible.
What you should bring with you
- valid identification which contains your photograph, such as a passport, national ID card or Refugee Asylum Seeker Card
- the TB test fee
- if you have had TB in the past or have any other lung disease you should provide details of your previous screening and, if possible, your medical notes and x-ray results