Planning to Travel?
Our Travel Vaccination Service helps you prepare safely for travel abroad by assessing your destination, planned activities, medical history, and vaccination requirements.
Travel health advice can vary depending on:
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Your destination(s)
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Length and type of travel
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Medical conditions and medications
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Previous vaccination history
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Planned activities (e.g. trekking, rural travel, volunteering)
Some vaccines require multiple doses or need to be given several weeks before travel, so we recommend contacting us as early as possible — ideally 6-8 weeks before departure.
Important Information
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Completing the travel consultation form does not guarantee same-day or immediate vaccine appointments.
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Some travel vaccines may not be routinely stocked and may need to be ordered.
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Vaccines and travel medications incur a private fee.
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You may be asked to provide a copy/photo of your previous vaccination records if available.
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If your travel date is very soon, please contact reception directly after submitting your form.
Before You Begin
Please have the following information ready:
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Countries you are visiting
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Dates of travel
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Planned activities
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Previous vaccine history (if known)
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Current medications and allergies
Complete Your Travel Consultation Form
Please click the link below to complete your electronic travel assessment form:
Once submitted, please allow up to 7 working days for a member of the practice team to review your information. A member of the team will contact you via email regarding your recommended vaccines and costs. If you choose to proceed with the recommended vaccines payment is required before the vaccines are ordered. Once payment is received delivery time for most vaccines is no more than 3 days. You will then receive a notification to make an appointment for administration of vaccines and travel health advise. If a prescription is required for Malaria prophylaxis this can also be arranged by a GP on the same day.
Useful Links & Resources
This content of this page (and links to other sites) is for general information purposes only and does not substitute medical advice. While we endeavour to keep this website up-to-date, errors may occur. We advise all patients to discuss their health concerns with their GP. If you would like to suggest amendments or highlight new information that could be useful to others please don’t hesitate to get in touch.