Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Rabies, Japanese Encephalitis, Antimalarials (border regions)
Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Rabies, Antimalarials, Yellow Fever (if required)
Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Yellow Fever (jungle), Rabies, Antimalarials (Amazon)
Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Yellow Fever (jungle), Antimalarials (Amazon), Altitude tablets (Cusco)
Book an appointment online! No GP referral or waiting list.
Pharmacist reviews your travel and health history.
Vaccines and medicines in one appointment.
Get records, certificates, and advice before you leave.
Each country has its own mix of health risks, depending on where it is in the world, its climate and how you travel.
Your vaccination needs depend on where you’re going and what you’ve already had. Someone who finished a hepatitis A and B course three years ago has different needs from someone never vaccinated. The only way to get this right is a face-to-face appointment with a qualified travel pharmacist.
Thailand
May to October (monsoon season)
Japanese Encephalitis, dengue, and Malaria (border regions)
India
June to September (monsoon season)
Malaria, Dengue, Cholera, Typhoid
Tanzania
Rains Mar–May, Nov–Dec (malaria risk); Jun–Oct peak for safari/Kilimanjaro
Risks include Malaria, Typhoid, Yellow Fever, and altitude.
Peru
Amazon wetter Nov–Apr; Andes dry May–Oct for trekking
Yellow Fever, Malaria, Typhoid, and altitude risks.
Kenya
April to June and October to December (rainy seasons)
Malaria, Yellow Fever (some regions), Typhoid
Brazil
November to April (wet season)
Yellow Fever, Dengue, chikungunya, and Malaria (Amazon regions)
Nepal
April to May and October to November (trekking seasons)
Altitude Sickness, Typhoid, Rabies, Japanese Encephalitis
Saudi Arabia
Hajj and Umrah pilgrimage seasons
MenACWY mandatory for entry, Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Influenza
Central and Eastern Europe
April to November (tick season)
Tick-Borne Encephalitis
Coming prepared helps your pharmacist give accurate, complete advice in a single appointment, with nothing missed before departure.
Bring to your appointment:
Mandeep Sandhu is superintendent pharmacist and independent prescriber at Maidstone Travel Clinic with specialist travel health training from NaTHNaC. Mandeep Sandhu is a fully accredited Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre vaccinator, qualified to advise, vaccinate and supply travel medications in one appointment.
Each consultation is personally led, not delegated, not rushed. Patients depart with a plan tailored to their individual trip, not a generic printout.
Yes. Recommendations are built around your full itinerary, not just your final destination. Bring your complete travel plan to consultation.
Mandatory vaccines are legal entry requirements. Recommended vaccines are strongly advised for health reasons. Your pharmacist explains which ones apply at consultation.
Risk is lower but not zero. Hepatitis A and typhoid can be contracted in any destination with different food and water standards.
Yes. Multiple family members can be vaccinated in one visit. Most travel vaccines are available from age 1 or 2, eligibility confirmed at consultation.
Six to eight weeks before departure is ideal. If your trip is sooner, book immediately; many vaccines are still available at short notice.
That is exactly what your consultation is for. Bring your itinerary, health history, and travel dates, your pharmacist does the rest.
