Country travel health guides

Travel Vaccinations by Country

Choose your destination to review vaccines that may be recommended or required, malaria considerations and practical travel-health advice for UK travellers.

Find vaccination advice for your destination

Start with our most searched destinations. Recommendations vary according to the country, region, length of stay, planned activities and individual medical history.

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How to use the country guides

  1. Select your destination.
    Review the country-level vaccine and malaria information.
  2. Check your itinerary.
    Risk can vary by region, season, accommodation and activities.
  3. Book a consultation.
    A clinician can consider your records, health and complete travel plans.

Common travel vaccines

Depending on the destination and traveller, a consultation may cover hepatitis A, typhoid, tetanus, diphtheria and polio, hepatitis B, rabies, yellow fever, cholera or Japanese encephalitis.

Not every vaccine is appropriate for every traveller. Entry requirements are also different from vaccines recommended to protect your health.

Travelling soon? It is still worth seeking professional advice even when departure is less than four to six weeks away.

Travel vaccination questions

What travel vaccines do I need?

The answer depends on your destination, regions visited, length and type of trip, planned activities, previous vaccinations and medical history. Use the relevant country guide as a starting point and confirm the plan with a travel-health professional.

When should I arrange travel vaccinations?

Try to seek advice at least four to six weeks before departure. Some vaccines need more than one dose or time to become effective. A last-minute assessment can still be useful.

Are travel vaccines required for entry?

Some destinations may require proof of vaccination in particular circumstances. These certificate rules are different from health recommendations and can depend on your route before arrival.

Do I need malaria tablets?

Malaria risk varies by country and often by region. A clinician should review the exact itinerary, traveller and suitable medicine alongside mosquito-bite prevention advice.

Book a travel-health consultation

Take your destination, dates, planned activities and vaccination records to a trusted clinic for personalised advice.

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