Travel Vaccinations in Oxford
Travel jabs from £50 per vaccine. Same-day appointments available.
Get your travel vaccinations at our private clinic in Oxford, with same-day appointments and no GP referral needed. Our Oxford clinic serves patients across Oxfordshire, including University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes researchers, NHS clinical staff and international students travelling for fieldwork, placements or academic conferences. Most vaccines are administered at the same visit as your travel health consultation.
Dr Simon Khela
Consultant Private GP and Medical Director
- Qualification :
- MBChB MRCGP
- GMC :
- 7419585
- Last reviewed :
- October 2026
Travel Vaccines We Offer at OUR OXFORD CLINIC
We administer all major travel vaccines at our Oxford clinic, with most given at the same visit as your travel health consultation. Malaria advice and prescriptions are also available on the day.
- Hepatitis A, individually or combined with typhoid.
- Hepatitis B, as a standard or accelerated course for last-minute travellers.
- Typhoid, oral or injectable.
- Yellow fever, at our designated yellow fever vaccination centre.
- Rabies, as a pre-exposure three-dose course.
- Japanese encephalitis, for rural or long-stay travel in Asia.
- Meningitis ACWY, required for Hajj and Umrah and for travel to sub-Saharan Africa.
- Tick-borne encephalitis, cholera, and tetanus, diphtheria and polio boosters.
When Should Oxford Travellers BOOK THEIR TRAVEL JABS?
When Should Oxford Travellers BOOK THEIR TRAVEL JABS?
Timing depends on where you are going and which vaccines you need. Some require a course of two or three doses spread over several weeks, and cannot be completed in a single visit without an accelerated schedule.
As a practical guide for Oxford patients:
- Eight to twelve weeks before departure: allow this much lead time if you are travelling to sub-Saharan Africa, South or South-East Asia, or South America. Rabies takes three doses over three to four weeks; Japanese encephalitis requires two doses at least one week apart.
- Four to six weeks before departure: sufficient for most standard travel vaccines, including hepatitis A, typhoid, hepatitis B and meningitis ACWY.
- Less than four weeks: come in as soon as you can: Many travel vaccines are single-dose and can be given immediately.
Researchers and fieldworkers travelling at short notice should call us as soon as their departure is confirmed. We will advise on what is achievable in the available time and what additional precautions to take.
What Your Oxford TRAVEL CONSULTATION INCLUDES
What Your Oxford TRAVEL CONSULTATION INCLUDES
Your travel health consultation at our Oxford clinic covers more than a standard vaccine checklist. Your clinician will take a full account of your destination, itinerary, travel dates, planned activities, accommodation type and existing vaccination history, alongside any current medications or health conditions that may affect vaccine choice.
From there, they will confirm which vaccines are recommended or required, advise on malaria risk and suitable prophylaxis, and cover practical guidance on food and water safety, insect bite prevention, altitude sickness where relevant, and what to do if you fall ill abroad.
Researchers and fieldworkers often operate in settings where standard tourist health advice is insufficient: longer stays in remote areas, limited healthcare access, and higher vector and food-borne disease exposure all require a more detailed assessment. Your clinician will tailor the consultation to your specific fieldwork context.
Where multiple vaccines are needed, most can be given at the same appointment. A written travel health record is issued before you leave.
Common Destinations and the VACCINES YOU MAY NEED
Common Destinations and the VACCINES YOU MAY NEED
Requirements vary by destination, itinerary and individual health. The following is a general guide; your Oxford clinician will confirm what applies to your specific trip.
Oxford’s patient profile includes a high proportion of University of Oxford academics, MRC researchers, NHS clinicians and international students. Many travel to sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and South America for fieldwork, clinical research and academic collaboration, and their vaccination needs are often more detailed than those of a standard tourist.
Sub-Saharan Africa (research and fieldwork): Hepatitis A, typhoid, yellow fever (required for many countries), meningitis ACWY, rabies (particularly for longer field stays), hepatitis B. Malaria prophylaxis essential.
South and South-East Asia (fieldwork and academic travel): Hepatitis A, typhoid, hepatitis B, rabies, Japanese encephalitis for rural areas. Malaria prophylaxis for many destinations.
South America (field research): Hepatitis A, typhoid, yellow fever, rabies for remote or jungle settings.
Academic conference travel (Asia, Americas, Middle East): Confirm routine vaccinations are up to date; yellow fever and hepatitis A where relevant.
What Happens at Your OXFORD TRAVEL APPOINTMENT
- Step 1
Book in seconds.
Choose a time online for instant confirmation, or call our Oxford team.
- Step 2
Arrive at the clinic.
In person at our Oxford location, at a time that suits your travel dates.
- Step 3
Meet your travel health clinician.
A consultation covering your destination, itinerary, planned activities and health history.
- Step 4
Get vaccinated.
Most vaccines are administered at the same visit. A written travel health record is issued before you leave.
- Step 5
Book your remaining doses.
Where a multi-dose course is needed, follow-up appointments are arranged on the day.
- Step 6
Pre-departure support.
Contact us with any questions before you travel.
Travel Vaccination Costs at OUR OXFORD CLINIC
All pricing is clear and upfront, with no hidden fees. Consultations have no strict time limit.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Flu Vaccine | £35 |
| Chickenpox Vaccine (Two doses given 8 weeks apart) | £95 |
| Shingles Vaccine | £250 |
| Yellow Fever Vaccine (Includes Certificate) | £95 |
| Hepatitis A (Booster after 6-12 months) | £50 |
| Typhoid (Covers for 3 years) | £50 |
| Diptheria, Tetanus & Polio (Covers for 10 years) | £50 |
| Malaria Prescription | £25 |
| Hepatitis B (Course of 3 vaccines - £195) | £65 |
| Rabies (Course of 3 vaccines - £195) | £65 |
| Japanese Encephalitis (Course of 2 vaccines - £280) | £140 |
| Meningitis ACWY (Covers for 3-5 years) | £75 |
| Cholera (Course of 2 vaccines) | £95 |
| Chikungunya Vaccine | £195 |
| Whooping Cough Vaccine (Pertussis) (Pertussis combined with DTP) | £95 |
Our Private Travel Clinic IN OXFORD
OXFORD
Clinic address
13 Beaumont St, Oxford OX1 2LP
Opening hours
Mon – Fri 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Getting Here
Getting Here
- Oxford railway station, approx. 12 min walk along Park End Street.
- By bus: Gloucester Green bus station is directly opposite the clinic, served by routes across Oxfordshire.
- By car: roadside parking on Beaumont Street, with Gloucester Green multi-storey car park opposite.
- Easily reached from Headington, Cowley, Summertown and across Oxfordshire.
Contact & Accessibility
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Accessibility
- Ground-floor consultation rooms with wheelchair access.
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
- Roadside parking directly outside, with Gloucester Green car park opposite.
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Travel Vaccination FAQs: OXFORD
Our Oxford clinic is at Beaumont St, Oxford. Full directions and contact details are on our Oxford clinic page.
Call us as soon as possible and we will confirm what is achievable in your timeframe. Many vaccines can be given at the first appointment. For multi-dose courses where time is very short, your clinician will advise on which doses are most critical and what additional precautions to take.
This depends on the destination and the clinical setting. For placements in sub-Saharan Africa or South Asia, hepatitis A, typhoid, hepatitis B, yellow fever (where applicable) and rabies are commonly recommended, alongside malaria prophylaxis. Your clinician will confirm requirements for your specific placement location.
Yes. We regularly see University of Oxford researchers, MRC scientists and NHS clinicians preparing for fieldwork trips to sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and South America. Fieldwork travel often requires a more detailed consultation than a standard tourist trip, covering longer stays in remote settings, limited local healthcare access and higher disease exposure. Bring your full itinerary, including specific regions and accommodation type, to your appointment.
Yes. Our Oxford clinic is a designated yellow fever vaccination centre. The certificate does not become valid until ten days after vaccination.
Yes. Same-day appointments are often available. Call us to check what is available today.
Book Your Travel Vaccines at OUR OXFORD CLINIC
Book online or call us. Same-day travel vaccination appointments in Oxford. No GP referral needed. Most vaccines given on the day.