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22 Persiaran Zaaba, Taman Tun Dr Ismail

03-7732 6969 · Open daily · 8:30am–8:30pm

Travel Vaccinations & Advice

Doctor-led travel health advice and vaccinations, tailored to your destination, travel dates, activities, medical history and previous vaccines.

Remedine nurse preparing a vaccine at an onsite clinic session
Hours
Open daily · 8:30am–8:30pm
Where
Taman Tun Dr Ismail
Walk-ins
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Language
English-speaking care

Before you travel

The right protection depends on the journey.

A family holiday, business trip, long stay, rural adventure or pilgrimage may involve different health risks. We review where you are going, how long you will be away, what you plan to do, your medical history and previous vaccinations before advising what is appropriate.

  • Family holidays

    Routine vaccine review, destination-specific protection and timing between doses.

  • Work, study and long stays

    Advice for business travellers, students, repeat travellers and longer trips.

  • Adventure and higher-risk travel

    Risk-based advice for trekking, rural destinations, food and water exposure, mosquito-borne illness and animal contact.

Umrah & Hajj

Travelling for Umrah or Hajj? Visit our dedicated pilgrimage page for vaccination guidance, documentation and recommended timing before departure.

Travel protection

Vaccines and advice based on your itinerary.

Not every traveller needs the same vaccines. Recommendations depend on destination, length of stay, planned activities, age, medical history and previous vaccination record.

  • Common travel vaccinations

    May include hepatitis A and B, typhoid, influenza, MMR, tetanus-containing vaccines and meningococcal ACWY.

  • Higher-risk itineraries

    Japanese encephalitis, pre-exposure rabies and cholera may be considered for certain destinations or activities.

  • Medicines and preparation

    Malaria prevention, travellers' diarrhoea preparation, routine catch-up and vaccination documentation where applicable.

Contact us for current vaccine availability.

Timing

Ideally, arrange the travel consultation four to six weeks before departure. Travelling sooner? Contact us anyway — some vaccinations and preventive measures may still be helpful.

The waiting lounge at Remedine Clinic, with terracotta armchairs and warm lighting

How it works

Three steps before you fly.

  1. Message us

    WhatsApp destination, departure date, number and ages of travellers, and available vaccine records.

  2. We confirm

    The team checks appointment and vaccine availability; the doctor reviews itinerary and medical history.

  3. Visit & get protected

    Attend the doctor-led consultation and receive the vaccinations or travel-health advice recommended for the journey.

Common questions

Before you book a vaccine.

What should I send or bring?
Destination, dates, ages, vaccine records, medicines, medical conditions, allergies and pregnancy/breastfeeding information where relevant.
Will I be monitored after vaccination?
Patients are usually observed at the clinic after vaccination; tell the doctor about previous serious reactions.
Can my family attend together?
Yes. Send the number and ages so availability and time can be planned.
How early should I book?
Ideally four to six weeks before departure, but last-minute travellers should still contact the clinic.
Do you provide malaria prevention tablets?
Malaria advice and prescription medication are available when clinically appropriate.

Travel prepared.

Send us your destination and departure date. We’ll help you plan the vaccinations and travel-health advice you may need.