Sick, travel and return-to-work certificates from Irish-registered GPs at Kildare Clinic. Visit the clinic, see the doctor and, if a certificate is applicable, it will be issued.
Pick the certificate that matches your situation. You'll need to visit the clinic so a doctor can examine you.
An official note from a GP confirming you're unwell and unfit for work or study, for short-term minor illness.
Issued by the doctor after an in-person examination, if applicable.
A GP certificate stating you are medically unfit to travel, commonly needed for airline, hotel or travel insurance claims.
Issued by the doctor after an in-person examination, if applicable.
A GP certificate confirming you are medically fit to travel, for airlines, tour operators or insurers that ask for one.
Issued by the doctor after an in-person examination, if applicable.
A GP certificate confirming you have recovered and are fit to return to work or study.
Issued by the doctor after an in-person examination, if applicable.
Visit Kildare Clinic and a GP will examine you. If a certificate is applicable in your case, the doctor will issue it.
Come to Kildare Clinic during opening hours and tell the team which certificate you need.
A GP will examine you in person and assess whether a certificate is applicable in your case.
If a certificate is applicable, the doctor will issue it to you.
You need to visit Kildare Clinic in person. The doctor will examine you and, if a certificate is applicable in your case, will issue it to you.
All medical certificates cost €50.
Certificates are only issued where the doctor considers it clinically appropriate. If a certificate can't be issued, the doctor will explain why.
You will be seen by an Irish-registered GP at Kildare Clinic, who will examine you and decide whether a certificate is applicable.
No. We can't issue backdated certificates. A certificate can only be issued after the doctor has examined you in person at the clinic.
Message or call the clinic and we'll point you in the right direction.