Travel Health
Do you need vaccinations?
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Our Nurses can provide travel health advice and arrange for appropriate immunisations. Please arrange an appointment for a travel consultation a minimum of 6 weeks before departure. Vaccines need time to take effect and some may require a course over several weeks.
Most common vaccines stocks are maintained at the surgeries such as Typhoid, Hep A and Hep B.
The Surgery can only administer Hep A, Typhoid and DTP (Diphtheria/tetanus/pertussis) and Polio under the NHS.
Any other vaccinations (such as Hep B, Japanese Encephalitis or Yellow Fever) required for travel will need to be provided by a private clinic.
Select the region you are travelling to find out more.
If you are travelling abroad please collect a travel form from either surgery and complete and return within a minimum of 6 weeks before your journey.
We are not able to accept forms where the date of departure is less than 6 weeks.
Click here to download our practice travel advice leaflet
This leaflet contains general advice and information about a variety of aspects that should be considered when travelling abroad. It also contains links to external travel websites for more detailed information.
The following websites will give you additional travel advice
Travel Health for information of vaccinations available on NHS
MASTA for private vaccination clinics
Gov.uk for specific country travel advice
EHIC to apply for your free European Health Insurance Card