Local travel health clinic
Travel vaccinations, malaria tablets and yellow fever certificates, from a registered travel clinic in Ewell.
Appointment availability and clinical suitability are confirmed during booking.
Trip planner
Any country. See what the guidance recommends for your trip, what it costs here and how far ahead to book, then book it in one go. 6 countries have a full guide too.
Full guides
Pick where you're going. Each guide sets out the vaccines a trip usually needs, where the malaria risk actually is and what it tends to cost.
Travel health near you
Plan ahead where possible because some vaccination courses require more than one appointment. If you are travelling soon, use the online booking service to request the earliest suitable appointment.
Book Online NowGoing on Hajj or Umrah? See our Hajj and Umrah vaccine in Epsom: Saudi Arabia asks every pilgrim aged 1 or over for it.
Rabies vaccine is three doses over three to four weeks, or one week if time is short. See our rabies vaccine in Epsom.
Hepatitis A vaccine needs no minimum notice, so a dose the day before you fly is still worth having. See our hepatitis A vaccine in Epsom.
Most hepatitis B courses are three or four doses, and the very rapid schedule protects adults in about three weeks. See our hepatitis B vaccine in Epsom.
Typhoid vaccine is one injection, given at least two weeks before you travel, and it lasts three years. See our typhoid vaccine in Epsom.
Yellow fever vaccine is one dose for life, and the certificate becomes valid 10 days after it, so book at least 10 days before you fly. See our yellow fever vaccine in Epsom.
Japanese encephalitis vaccine is two doses 28 days apart, or a week apart for adults aged 18 to 65, and protection starts a week after the second. See our Japanese encephalitis vaccine in Epsom.
The most used malaria tablets start one or two days before you travel, so it's rarely too late to get protected. See our malaria tablets in Epsom.
The tetanus, diphtheria and polio booster is one injection, and it lasts around ten years for travel. See our tetanus booster in Epsom.
Travel health, in depth
Itinerary
Often more than people expect, yes. It is not only where you end up that matters, but the order you travel in and anywhere you stop on the way, because some certificate requirements are triggered by passing through a country rather than staying in it.
Short notice
No, and please do not talk yourself out of coming. Some protection started late is still worth having, some vaccines act faster than people assume, and a good deal of what we do is advice rather than injections.
Certificates
It depends on where you are going and, just as much, on where you have travelled from. Some countries ask for the certificate only if you have passed through a risk area on the way, which is what catches people out on multi-stop trips.
Timing
Six to eight weeks before you fly is ideal, because some vaccines need more than one dose and a little time to work. If your trip is sooner than that, still come and see us. There is nearly always something useful we can do in the time you have, and I will tell you honestly what fits.
What to bring
Your travel dates, where you are going, and any record of vaccines you have had before, if you have one. If you cannot find your records, do not let that stop you. We work with what you know.
Yes, and it is often easier to see the whole family together. Which vaccines suit a child depends on their age and where you are going, so I look at each child individually rather than working from a list. Tell us their ages when you get in touch and we will make sure there is enough time.
Your local clinic
The consultation reviews your travel plans and personal health information before suitable options are discussed.
Meet the whole team
A Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre on the NaTHNaC register, and the same travel clinic that gives your other vaccinations.
GPhC registered premises
9011598
Private and NHS pharmacy services from one registered pharmacy in Ewell, Epsom.
Prepare for your journey
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Looking after yourself
The pharmacist checks each service is right for you before it goes ahead. Times and prices are confirmed when you book.
Find the pharmacy
Coming from elsewhere in Surrey? Why the trip is worth it, and the way here.
The door is on Chessington Road, with step-free access
The station car park, on Station Approach off Chessington Road
Step-free to all platforms, by a footbridge with lifts
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Outside the pharmacy, with a stop on each side of Chessington Road
Cycle parking at the station
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Plan your visit
The counter is open at these times. Travel clinic appointment times can differ, so check when you book.
Open until 6:30pm
| Monday | 9am–6:30pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 9am–6:30pm |
| Wednesday | 9am–6:30pm |
| Thursday | 9am–6:30pm |
| Friday | 9am–6:30pm |
| Saturday | 9am–4pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
Before you travel
Answered by the people you will actually meet. If yours is not here, ask us at the counter or on the phone.
More questions in the Health HubOften more than people expect, yes. It is not only where you end up that matters, but the order you travel in and anywhere you stop on the way, because some certificate requirements are triggered by passing through a country rather than staying in it.
Bring the whole itinerary when you come, including connecting flights and any overnight stops. We will work through it with you country by country.
Samit Patel
Superintendent Pharmacist and Director · GPhC 2076789
No, and please do not talk yourself out of coming. Some protection started late is still worth having, some vaccines act faster than people assume, and a good deal of what we do is advice rather than injections.
Come in or call us with your dates. I would rather tell you honestly what fits in the time you have than have you travel with nothing.
Samit Patel
Superintendent Pharmacist and Director · GPhC 2076789
It depends on where you are going and, just as much, on where you have travelled from. Some countries ask for the certificate only if you have passed through a risk area on the way, which is what catches people out on multi-stop trips.
Bring your full itinerary and we will check it against current guidance with you before anything is given.
Samit Patel
Superintendent Pharmacist and Director · GPhC 2076789
Six to eight weeks before you fly is ideal, because some vaccines need more than one dose and a little time to work. If your trip is sooner than that, still come and see us. There is nearly always something useful we can do in the time you have, and I will tell you honestly what fits.
Read our guide to planning travel health
Samit Patel
Superintendent Pharmacist and Director · GPhC 2076789
Your travel dates, where you are going, and any record of vaccines you have had before, if you have one. If you cannot find your records, do not let that stop you. We work with what you know.
A note of any medicines you take is helpful too, and that is all. We do the rest.
What happens at a travel appointment
Samit Patel
Superintendent Pharmacist and Director · GPhC 2076789
Yes, and it is often easier to see the whole family together. Which vaccines suit a child depends on their age and where you are going, so I look at each child individually rather than working from a list. Tell us their ages when you get in touch and we will make sure there is enough time.
Travel health for families
Samit Patel
Superintendent Pharmacist and Director · GPhC 2076789
Plan with confidence
Choose the Travel Clinic and a date that suits you. One of us confirms it with you directly.
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