This depends on your destination, activities, length of stay, accommodation type, and medical history. Different regions require different protection. Our clinicians will review your specific itinerary and recommend exactly what you need based on current travel health guidelines.

Ideally 6-8 weeks before departure, as some vaccines require multiple doses spaced weeks apart, and most need time to become effective. However, we can still help if your trip is sooner. Some vaccines provide rapid protection. Book as soon as you’ve confirmed your travel plans.

We provide a comprehensive range including: Hepatitis A and B, Typhoid, Cholera, Tetanus, Rabies, Japanese Encephalitis, Dengue Fever, Tickborne Encephalitis, Meningitis ACWY, Yellow Fever, , and routine vaccines like MMR.

Yes, absolutely. You can safely receive multiple vaccines during the same visit, this is common practice and saves you multiple trips. We’ll explain which ones you’ll receive and administer them in different arms if needed.

Most people experience only mild side effects like temporary soreness at the injection site, slight fatigue, or low-grade fever lasting 24-48 hours. Serious reactions are extremely rare. We’ll discuss specific side effects for each vaccine you receive and provide clear advice on what’s normal and when to seek help.

Excellent, let us know of any vaccination you have. Many travel vaccines provide protection for years or even lifetime, so you may not need repeats. We’ll review your history and only administer what’s necessary. This can save you time and money.

No, there’s no malaria vaccine available for travelers. Malaria requires prevention tablets, which we also provide. If you’re traveling to a malaria-risk area, we’ll discuss this during your vaccine consultation and can book you for antimalarial assessment too.