Travel Clinic Oxford.

We recommend booking 4–6 weeks before travel. Some vaccines (Rabies, Japanese Encephalitis, Hepatitis B) need multiple doses spaced apart. Last-minute appointments are still useful – many vaccines work in a single dose, and accelerated courses are available. Full guide: how long travel vaccines last.

Same-week appointments are available at all 4 branches. Booking ahead guarantees a slot and waives the express fee. Same-day appointments can’t be booked online – walk in or call your branch and we’ll fit you in where we can. Same-day appointments carry a £25 express clinical fee.

Photo ID, your travel itinerary (flights and accommodation list), any previous vaccination records (Red Book or WHO Yellow Card), and your GP record summary if you have it digitally.

Yes – the £10 travel consultation fee is fully redeemable against any vaccines you choose, including Yellow Fever. Your WHO Yellow Card is issued same-day and is valid from 10 days after the jab. Yellow fever vaccine is available at all four branches.

Yes, at all four of our branches. Our pharmacists can supply malaria tablets after a clinical risk assessment based on your destination, your dates and your medical history – you do not need a GP appointment or a prescription from your doctor.

Four are free from your GP after a travel risk assessment: hepatitis A, typhoid, cholera, and polio (given as part of the combined tetanus, diphtheria and polio booster). The NHS does not cover hepatitis B, Japanese encephalitis, rabies, tick-borne encephalitis or yellow fever – you pay for those wherever you go. We offer both pathways and will tell you what your GP can provide free before you pay for anything.