Travel vaccinations: find a travel vaccine clinic near you
Many community pharmacies offer travel vaccinations and pre-travel health advice. Which vaccines you need depends on where you are going and what you will be doing. Find a pharmacy near you offering travel vaccinations and plan ahead of your trip.
Travel health consultTravel Vaccinations pharmacies

Jerramungup Pharmacy AMCAL
9 Memorial Rd, Jerramungup WA, 6337

Nightcliff WholeLife Pharmacy & Healthfoods
Nightcliff Shopping Centre, Shop 9 - 12/159 Dick Ward Dr, Coconut Grove NT, 810

Strathmore Pharmacy
23 Woodland St, Essendon VIC, 3040

Capital Chemist Hobart
232/242 Liverpool St, Hobart TAS 7000, Hobart TAS, 7000

Mercato on Byron Chempro Chemist
2/108-114 Jonson St, Byron Bay NSW, 2481

TerryWhite Chemmart New Lambton
83 Regent St, New Lambton NSW, 2305

Rathmines Pharmacy
Unit 2/12 Fishing Point Rd, Rathmines NSW 2283, Rathmines NSW, 2283
Cantatore Pharmacy
86 Cartwright St, Ingham QLD 4850, Ingham QLD, 4850

Wynnum Central Pharmacy
100 Edith St, Wynnum QLD 4178, Wynnum QLD, 4178

Moreton and Coote Pharmacy
66A Margaret St, Toowoomba City QLD, 4350

LiveLife Pharmacy Keppel Bay Plaza
Shop 25/64 James St, Yeppoon QLD, 4703

TERRYWHITE CHEMMART GREENWAY MEDICAL
5/175 Anketell St, Greenway ACT, 2900
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How far ahead should you plan travel vaccinations?
See a pharmacist or doctor 6 to 12 weeks before you leave, and at least 6 to 8 weeks if you can. Some travel vaccines need more than one dose, and many take a couple of weeks to build protection, so last-minute timing can leave you short. If your trip is sooner than that, it is still worth a consultation, since partial protection or alternatives may be possible.
What travel vaccines might you need?
It depends on your destination, your activities and your health. Trips to some regions raise the relevance of vaccines such as hepatitis A, typhoid or others, and a few destinations have entry requirements. A pre-travel consultation matches your itinerary to current advice rather than a fixed checklist. For country-by-country requirements, check Smartraveller and discuss them with your pharmacist or a travel clinic.
Can a pharmacist give travel vaccinations?
Pharmacists can give advice on travel vaccinations and administer many of them. Some vaccines, such as yellow fever, can only be given at approved centres, so if your destination needs one, check that the clinic is accredited. Confirm with the pharmacy which specific vaccines they stock and give before you book.
Where can you get travel vaccinations?
Use the locator to find a pharmacy near you offering travel vaccinations, then call ahead to confirm they cover the vaccines your trip needs. For specialised requirements like yellow fever, you may need an accredited travel clinic.
Good to know
Finding travel vaccinations pharmacies
Quick answers to common questions.
6 to 12 weeks before departure is the recommended window, and at least 6 to 8 weeks where possible.
It depends on your destination and itinerary. A pre-travel consultation and Smartraveller will give you the current list.
Only at approved yellow fever vaccination centres. Check that a clinic is accredited before booking.
Most travel vaccines are not funded and you pay per vaccine, plus a consultation fee. Costs vary, so ask the clinic.
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This page is general health information for educational purposes only. It is not personal medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and does not establish a practitioner-patient relationship. Eligibility and funding are set by the National Immunisation Program and can change. Ask your pharmacist or doctor about your situation.
