Immunization & Advice for Every Destination

Verifying your vaccinations before travelling is essential for protecting your health and preventing the spread of serious diseases. Many countries have health risks that differ from those in Canada, including outbreaks of illnesses such as yellow fever, hepatitis, or typhoid. Some destinations may even require proof of certain vaccinations for entry.

Being up to date ensures:

• Protection against region-specific diseases
• You meet international travel and visa requirements
• You reduce the risk of illness disrupting your trip
• You help prevent the spread of contagious diseases across borders

A pre-travel consultation helps identify any gaps in your immunization and gives you peace of mind while abroad.

It depends on the vaccine, but in general, it's recommended to get vaccinated at least 2 to 6 weeks before travel. This allows your body enough time to develop immunity and, in some cases, complete a multi-dose series.

For example:

• Yellow fever vaccine: Becomes effective 10 days after administration
• Hepatitis A & B: Often requires more than one dose for full protection
• Typhoid vaccine: Should be taken at least 2 weeks before exposure
• Routine vaccines May vary depending on your immunization history

Booking your travel health consultation early ensures you're fully protected by the time you depart.

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• If your visit is related to travel please bring your Passport and a copy of travel itinerary.
• Photo ID and Health Card
• Any applicable forms you have been given for us to complete
• All vaccination records you can find (if you are under age 30, the local public health units may be able to provide you with a comprehensive list of all vaccines you have received prior to 18 years of age