Branches
KLM Health Services has branches in The Hague, Schiphol-Oost and Schiphol Airport:
in Schiphol (in the Departures Hall), Schiphol-Oost and The Hague. You can attend any of these Travel Clinics after making an online appointment. If possible, get yourself vaccinated at one of our Travel Clinics between four and six weeks before your departure. Should this be impossible, because you booked your journey at the last minute, for example, you can always pop into one of our Travel Clinics later. If it’s possible to accommodate you we will certainly do so, but it’s better not to take a chance and make a prior appointment. In the Travel Clinic in the Schiphol Departures Hall you can also visit our pharmacy to pick up your malaria tablets. All very convenient if you’ve booked a last-minute trip.
Generous opening times
Our Travel Clinics have generous opening times, which you can find below. One of our Travel Clinics is open seven days a week. Click here for an overview of the (amended) opening times for all branches during public holidays.
Address
Departures 2 1118 ZG Schiphol
Opening hours
Here you find an overview of the opening hours during the holidays. Our First Aid is open 7 days a week and 24 hours a day.
| Schiphol Airport | Opening hours |
| Monday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
| Tuesday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
| Wednesday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
| Thursday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
| Friday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
| Saturday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
| Sunday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
Opening hours in our Travel Clinics during holidays 2017.
Pharmacy
Our Schiphol Airport branch stocks all regular prescription medication, including malaria tablets.
Do you have questions?
Find your question in our Frequently Asked Questions.
Compulsory identification
From 1 June 2009 we have been mandatorily obliged by the government to register you by what’s known as your BSN (Citizen Service Number). You should therefore always bring valid identification with you, such as a passport, identity card, driver’s license or alien registration document.
Address
Stationsplein N.O. 236 Gebouw 133 1117 CJ Schiphol-Oost
Parking
At Travel Clinic Schiphol East it’s possible to park for free. If you stay less than an hour-and-a-half at KLM Health Services, you can park in the parking spaces designated with blue lines which are to be found all over Schiphol-Oost. You will, however, need a parking disk. You can park all day in the pay-as-you-park parking area on the other side of building 133. You can access this parking area via the Thermiekstraat. From this parking area you can walk through the Collistraat to get to building 133.
Opening hours
| Schiphol East | Opening hours |
| Monday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
| Tuesday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
| Wednesday | 8.30 till 20.30 hour |
| Thursday | 8.30 till 20.30 hour |
| Friday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
| Saturday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
| Sunday | Closed |
Opening hours in our Travel Clinics during holidays 2017.
Do you have questions?
Find your question in our Frequently Asked Questions.
Compulsory identification
From 1 June 2009 we have been mandatorily obliged by the government to register you by what’s known as your BSN (Citizen Service Number). You should therefore always bring valid identification with you, such as a passport, identity card, driver’s license or alien registration document.
Address
Hofweg 9 (Across from the Binnenhof) 2511 AA Den Haag
Parking
You will find pay-as-you-park facilities throughout the centre of Den Haag. However, there are a few parking garages in our immediate vicinity so we recommend that you use one of these (such as the Spui garage).
Opening hours
Here you find an overview of the opening hours during the holidays.
| The Hague | Opening hours |
| Monday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
| Tuesday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
| Wednesday | 8.30 till 20.30 hour |
| Thursday | 8.30 till 20.30 hour |
| Friday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
| Saturday | 8.30 till 16.30 hour |
| Sunday | Closed |
Opening hours in our Travel Clinics during holidays 2017.
Do you have questions?
Find your question in our Frequently Asked Questions.
Compulsory identification
From 1 June 2009 we have been mandatorily obliged by the government to register you by what’s known as your BSN (Citizen Service Number). You should therefore always bring valid identification with you, such as a passport, identity card, driver’s license or alien registration document.