Travel vaccines
Travel vaccines for Asia
Essential vaccinations and health precautions for Asian destinations.
Latest vaccine information
| Vaccines | Required? | High Risk Areas | Key details | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Japanese Encephalitis | Recommended (Rural areas) | Southeast Asia, South Asia (rice-growing regions) | 2-dose series recommended for rural travel >1 month. Risk peaks during monsoon season. | Details |
Hepatitis A | Recommended | All regions (especially South/Southeast Asia) | High risk from contaminated food/water. Immunity lasts 20+ years after full series. | Details |
Typhoid | Recommended | Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia | Injectable (5-year protection) or oral (2-year protection) options available. | Details |
Rabies | At-Risk Travelers | Throughout Asia (high dog rabies prevalence) | Pre-exposure series recommended for backpackers, animal workers, or remote travel. | Details |
Polio | Conditional | Pakistan, Afghanistan (endemic zones) | Proof of vaccination may be required for entry/exit in endemic regions. | Details |
Based on WHO and CDC guidelines. For reference only. Please confirm with the clinic at the time of booking.
Last updated: May 2025.
Travel health tips for Asia
- Avoid ice and raw foods in regions with poor sanitation.
- Japanese Encephalitis vaccine recommended for rural/long-term travel.
- Carry hand sanitizer and anti-diarrheal medication.
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