Travel vaccination guide

What protection might you need?

Answer a few quick questions to see which vaccinations may be worth discussing with our travel-health team.

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Question 1

Where are you travelling?

Select your main destination. A clinician should also review any stopovers or additional countries.

Question 2

How long will you be away?

Longer trips can increase exposure to some infections.

Question 3

What type of trip are you planning?

Choose the option that best describes most of your stay.

Question 4

Will any of these apply?

Select all that apply. These activities can alter which vaccines are considered.

Question 5

Are your routine UK vaccinations up to date?

Routine protection can include MMR, tetanus, diphtheria and polio, depending on your age and vaccination history.

Your preliminary guide

Vaccinations to discuss

This is not a medical diagnosis. Recommendations depend on your exact itinerary, medical history, previous vaccines, age, pregnancy status and current outbreaks. A pharmacist or travel-health clinician must confirm your final plan.

Vaccinations that may be relevant

Latest country advice

Check the official destination guidance

Country advice and certificate requirements can change. Review TravelHealthPro before booking and bring your itinerary to your consultation.

View official guidance
Book a travel consultation

Seek professional travel-health advice at least 4–6 weeks before travel where possible. Last-minute travellers should still ask for advice.