Travel Clinic · All four branches

Travel Clinic Oxford.

Vaccinated, certified, briefed.

All four branches are registered Yellow Fever Centres · NaTHNaC-trained pharmacists · Book ahead, or walk in same day (£25 express fee) – same-week appointments in Botley, Headington, Summertown and Deddington. Full pre-travel risk assessment, every vaccine you need, malaria prophylaxis, and your travel certificate – in one visit.

Registered Yellow Fever Centres · every travel vaccine in stock · assessment, jabs and certificate in one visit.

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Oxford branches

12+

Travel vaccines stocked

GPhC

Regulated pharmacy

4.8★

Google rating · 200+ reviews

Travel Vaccine Prices · Oxford

From £50

Lowest single-dose vaccine · all four branches · £10 consultation redeemable

Vaccine	From
Tetanus · Diphtheria · Polio	£50
Typhoid	£55
Meningitis ACWY	£64
Hepatitis B	£65
Tick-Borne Encephalitis	£75
Hepatitis A	£80
Yellow Fever	£85
Rabies	£90
Japanese Encephalitis	£126
Meningitis B	£130
Chikungunya	£185

12+ vaccines stocked · Same-week slots

Every vaccine your trip needs.

Tap any vaccine for clinical detail. Prices include your pharmacist consultation and any certificate. Multi-dose vaccines are priced per dose – each card shows the full course price. If you already know which vaccines you require simply book all the vaccines you require in one place:

£85 · single dose

£80 per dose · optional booster at 6-12 months

£65 per dose · 3-dose course £195

£55 · single dose

£90 per dose · 3-dose course £270

£126 per dose · 2-dose course £252

£64 · single dose

£75 per dose · 3-dose course £225

£42.50 per dose · 2-dose course £85

£50 · single dose

From £0.70/day · Malarone £2.50/day

£60 per dose · 2-dose course £120

Who's travelling?

Plans that fit the traveller, not just the destination.

Your pharmacist tailors every plan at the consultation - these are the situations we see most.

Certificate same-day

Hajj & Umrah

The Meningitis ACWY certificate is a Saudi visa requirement. Single dose, with your certificate issued on the spot at any of our four branches.

Meningitis ACWY details →

Family friendly

Travelling with children

Many travel vaccines have child schedules and minimum ages. Bring the red book if you can, and we’ll map each child’s plan alongside yours in one visit.

Book a family consultation →

Tell us early

Pregnant or planning

Some vaccines and antimalarials are unsuitable in pregnancy and others are fine - the plan changes with trimester and destination, so flag it when you book.

Plan a safe trip →

Extra care

Weakened immune system

Live vaccines such as Yellow Fever need special consideration if you’re immunosuppressed. We review your medicines and liaise with your GP where needed.

Yellow Fever guidance →

Same-week slots

Flying soon?

Late is still worth it - many vaccines give useful protection started close to departure, and Hepatitis A protects from around 14 days after one dose.

Get a last-minute plan →

Lead time needed

Work & expedition travel

Healthcare, lab or animal work and long remote trips change the plan - Rabies pre-exposure and Hepatitis B are 3-dose courses, so start early.

Rabies pre-exposure →

AI Travel Health Assistant

Not sure what you need? Ask our travel assistant.

Vaccine requirements vary by destination, season, and travel style. Tell our assistant where you’re going – it maps your itinerary to entry requirements and recommended vaccines in under a minute. Your MediPill pharmacist will verify the plan and assess malaria risk at your consultation. Prefer to read first? Guides by destination: Thailand · India · Vietnam · Sri Lanka · Bali · South Africa.

✓ Private · Free · No Sign-up

Describe your trip. Get a full vaccine plan in seconds.

Uses live UK NaTHNaC / TravelHealthPro travel health guidance. Tell the assistant where you’re going, for how long, and what you plan to do – it will flag entry requirements, recommended vaccines and schedule timings for your exact itinerary. Malaria risk is assessed by your pharmacist at the consultation.

Country-by-country - covers 200+ destinations and multi-leg itineraries
Activity-aware - rural trekking, safari, volunteering, cruise, pilgrimage, work placements
Timing & schedules - tells you how many weeks before travel each vaccine is needed
Pharmacist-verified - every plan is reviewed by a pharmacist in your £10 consultation

AI guidance, pharmacist-verified.

The bot gives you a starting plan - our GPhC-registered pharmacists confirm every dose and schedule at your £10 consultation.

Travel Vaccines FAQ

Common questions about travel vaccinations.

How far in advance should I book my travel vaccinations?

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.

Do I need an appointment or can I walk in?

Same-week appointments are available at all 4 branches. Booking ahead guarantees a slot and waives the express fee. Same-day appointments – whether you walk in or book on the day – carry a £25 express clinical fee.

What documents do I need to bring?

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.

Is the consultation fee included in the vaccine price?

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 – all four of our branches are registered Yellow Fever Centres.

Can I get malaria tablets without a doctor?

Yes. Our pharmacists can supply Malarone, Doxycycline or Lariam 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.

Which travel vaccines are free on the NHS?

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.

Find your branch · Oxfordshire

Botley

📍 9 Westway Square, Botley OX2 9TJ

🕒 Mon–Fri 8:30am–5:30pm · Sat 9am–2pm

📞 01865 247 023

Headington

📍 207 London Road, Headington OX3 9JA

🕒 Mon–Fri 8:30am–6pm · Sat closed

📞 01865 765 559

Summertown

📍 227 Banbury Road, Summertown OX2 7HQ

🕒 Mon–Fri 9am–6pm · Sat 9am–12pm

📞 01865 558 348

Deddington

📍 The Studio, Hudson Street, Deddington OX15 0SW

🕒 Mon–Fri 9am–5:30pm · Sat 9am–12pm

📞 01869 337 583

Ready when you are.

Book your travel consultation today. Most appointments available within the week.

Travel Clinic Oxford.

From £50

Every vaccine your trip needs.

Yellow Fever

Hepatitis A

Hepatitis B

Typhoid

Rabies

Japanese Encephalitis

Meningitis ACWY

Tick-borne Encephalitis

Cholera

DTP Booster

Malaria Prophylaxis

MMR Catch-up