Book your travel vaccinations online
Book AppointmentAll travel vaccinations require a travel consultation with one of our specialist travel nurses. You can discuss your travel plans and they can advise on which vaccinations and travel medications you should consider before travelling.
| Price | ||
|---|---|---|
| Travel Consultation | £20 | |
| Travel Vaccinations | ||
| - - Rabies | £40 per dose | |
| - - Yellow Fever | £80 per dose | |
| - - Japanese Encephalitis | £118 per dose | |
| - - Tick-Borne Encephalitis | £66.50 per dose | |
| - - Typhoid | £45 per dose | |
| Travel Medication | Dependent on advised medication required |
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Not sure what vaccinations you need?
Book a travel consultation with one of our specialist travel nurses.
During your travel consultation you can discuss all your travel plans and we can advise you on what travel vaccinations and travel medications you should consider. This personalised service will take into account all your travel plans and we’ll create a bespoke health plan to keep you healthy throughout your travels.
You know where you’re going. We know what you need.
Are you travel-ready?
Rabies
Rabies is a serious viral infection which is fatal once it reaches the nervous system.
When travelling to areas of the world where rabies is present, it is important to consider the rabies vaccine.
Yellow Fever
Yellow Fever is a potentially fatal disease spread by mosquitoes. It can be prevented with a single vaccine; which offers life-long protection.
The Yellow fever vaccine is only only at designated vaccination centres.
Japanese Encephalitis
Japanese Encephalitis (JE) is a life-threatening viral brain infection which is spread to humans via infected bite of a Culex mosquito.
There is no specific cure for the illness, so vaccination is advised.
Tick-Borne Encephalitis
Tick-Borne Encephalitis causes a severe infection of the central nervous system, including the brain and spinal cord, which can lead to complications such as meningitis.
Those travelling to countries at risk of TBE should consider vaccination.
Typhoid
Typhoid fever is a highly contagious bacterial infection caused by poor standards of hygiene and contaminated water.
Vaccination or tablets available.
Do you need a Covid-Negative Certificate to Travel?
We can deliver results in 90 minutes
If you require urgent results, we can deliver your results in as little as 90 minutes with our ultra rapid Covid-19 rt-PCR testing. Using our in-house laboratory we can fast track your sample to ensure you get your results as fast as you need them.
I could not recommend Fleet Street Clinic more.
Beth OwenFrom the first phone call to book through to the final appointment, they have been attentive, kind and go the extra mile for their customers to ensure a stress-free experience. Every member of staff was inordinately lovely and personable.
I would definitely advocate even the primary consultation with this clinic if you are travelling anywhere needing vaccines; they are really honest with what each vaccine does, and the risks associated with not taking it before your travel. Great service, and would always go back here for any other vaccines needed.
Book your travel vaccinations online
Book AppointmentAll travel vaccinations require a travel consultation with one of our specialist travel nurses. You can discuss your travel plans and they can advise on which vaccinations and travel medications you should consider before travelling.
| Price | ||
|---|---|---|
| Travel Consultation | £20 | |
| Travel Vaccinations | ||
| - - Rabies | £40 per dose | |
| - - Yellow Fever | £80 per dose | |
| - - Japanese Encephalitis | £118 per dose | |
| - - Tick-Borne Encephalitis | £66.50 per dose | |
| - - Typhoid | £45 per dose | |
| Travel Medication | Dependent on advised medication required |
Fleet Street Clinic is not a VAT registered company
Our Travel Health Nurses
FAQs
Yes. Our initial travel consultations are 30-minutes, there is plenty of time to discuss your medical history, your travel plans and to administer the first dose of all the vaccines you require.
We advise that you attend an appointment as early as possible to discuss your travel health needs. Some vaccinations require multiple doses and may take up to 4 weeks to complete a full course. However, it is never too late to vaccinate and even those who are departing at short notice can still gain some protection.
It can take up to two weeks to develop a full immune response from vaccinations, following which you are fully protected.
We pride ourselves on being able to deliver all travel vaccinations year round and aim to always carry a full stock of every vaccine even when there are shortages and our competitors struggle to source them.
Our nurses are experienced in vaccinating children and administering vaccinations to groups. If you require a group booking please call or email the clinic to ensure that we can allocate sufficient time for the appointment
We get asked this a lot. Some travel vaccinations are mandatory VISA requirements but most are strongly advised to keep travellers safe from disease and infection whilst travelling.
Routine vaccines are those that Public Health England recommends for all vaccine preventable diseases that may occur in the UK. They are commonly referred to as childhood immunisations for children, and wellness vaccines for adults. They offer protection against a range of serious illnesses.
Some countries have mandatory vaccination regulations, which means you must have proof of certain vaccinations to support your VISA application and/ or to enter the country. These are classed as required vaccines. In most cases, if you fail to meet the requirements, you risk being denied entry into that country.
Recommended vaccines are those that Public Health England recommends travelers get to protect their health whilst travelling, even if they aren’t required for entry by the government of the country you are visiting. Your age, health, and what you plan to do whilst travelling will determine what vaccines our travel nurse will recommend you to have. Whilst not mandatory, you increase your risk by not having recommended vaccines.
Travelling outside of the UK can expose you to illnesses rarely seen in the UK. There are many travel-related diseases which are severe and can be life-threatening, such as rabies and Yellow Fever. The best way to protect yourself against these diseases is vaccination. Travel vaccines have saved many lives and ensured many people enjoy their holidays. It is important to consider all vaccines recommended by our travel nurses.
