Travel Vaccines by Disease
Choose a disease below to learn how it spreads, who should be vaccinated and the schedule involved. Your pharmacist confirms exactly what you need at your consultation — you only pay for the vaccinations you actually have, and prices are on our price list.
Chickenpox
Two doses for children and adults who’ve never had chickenpox.
Chikungunya
Single-dose protection for outbreak areas and long tropical stays.
Cholera
Oral vaccine for aid workers and very-low-sanitation travel.
COVID-19
Boosters and travel requirements.
Dengue Fever
Day-biting mosquito virus — vaccination available at our clinic for eligible travellers.
Diphtheria, Tetanus & Polio
The combined 10-year booster most travellers need.
Hepatitis A
Food- and water-borne liver infection — advised for most destinations in Asia, Africa and Latin America.
Hepatitis B
Blood-borne liver infection — for longer stays, healthcare work and adventure travel.
Japanese Encephalitis
Mosquito-borne brain infection of rural Asia — for longer and monsoon-season stays.
Measles, Mumps & Rubella (MMR)
Catch-up dose if you never completed both childhood MMR doses.
Meningitis ACWY
Belt-country trips — and the certificate Saudi Arabia requires for Hajj and Umrah.
Meningitis B
The strain the school ACWY jab doesn’t cover — key for students.
Rabies
The book-early one: 3 doses over 3–4 weeks — vital for rural trips, runners and animal contact.
Shingles
Two doses from age 50 against shingles and lasting nerve pain.
Tick-Borne Encephalitis
Three doses for forest hikes and rural stays in Europe and Asia.
Typhoid
Food- and water-borne fever — essential for South Asia, including the drug-resistant strains in Pakistan.
Yellow Fever
Mosquito-borne — certificate country rules apply across Africa and South America.
Every guide above links to the destinations where it matters — or start from your country guide and see the full picture for your trip.
