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Inoculations for Asia - Please find
below details of what inoculations are required for your trip to Asia.
Please note that the information on this page is for guide purposes
only and you should consult with your local or travel health clinic
for any inoculations required for the country you will be visiting.
| Country | Inoculation |
| Cambodia | Inoculations are generally not required for Cambodia however the following are advised; Boosters of tetanus. hepatitis A, typhoid. Japanese B encephalitis, rabies, tuberculosis, hepatitis B, diphtheria poliomyelitis. If you are entering from a yellow fever infected country, a yellow fever certificate is required. Always consult your health clinic first. |
| China | Inoculations are generally not required for China however the following are advised; Boosters of tetanus, hepatitis A; typhoid, Japanese B encephalitis, rabies, diphtheria, tuberculosis, hepatitis B, poliomyelitis. If you are entering from a yellow fever infected country, a yellow fever certificate is required. Always consult your health clinic first. |
| India | Inoculations are generally not required for India however the following are advised; cholera, typhoid, malaria. If you are entering from a yellow fever infected country, a yellow fever certificate is required. Always consult your health clinic first. |
| Japan | Vaccines sometimes advised: Japanese B encephalitis |
| Laos | Inoculations usually advised are tyhpoid, cholera, hepatitis A & B, tetanus and polio as well as anti-malarial protection. Always consult your health clinic first. |
| Malaysia | Inoculations are generally not required for Malaysia however the following are advised; hepatitis A, tetanus, typhoid and polio vaccinations. If you are entering from a yellow fever infected country, a yellow fever certificate is required. Always consult your health clinic first. |
| Myanmar (Burma) | Inoculations are generally not required for Myanmar however the following are advised; Polio, Hepatitis, Typhoid and Malaria. Always consult your health clinic first. |
| Philippines | Inoculations are generally not required for the Philippines however the following are advised; typhoid, polio, hepatitis A, Japanese encephalitis and take advice on anti-malarials. Dengue fever can also be a problem in certain areas. Always consult your health clinic first. |
| Singapore | Inoculations are generally not required for Singapore however the following are advised; hepatitis A; typhoid; diphtheria; hepatitis B; tuberculosis; poliomyelitis. If you are entering from a yellow fever infected country, a yellow fever certificate is required. Always consult your health clinic first. |
| Thailand | Inoculations are generally not required for Thailand however the following precautions are advised; Malaria and Hepatitis B/typhoid vaccinations are recommended if you plan to travel to North Thailand. Always consult your health clinic first. |
| Vietnam | Inoculations are generally not required for
Vietnam however the following are advised; Polio, Meningitis, Hepatitis
B, Tuberculosis, TABT (TYPHOID, paratyphoid B and tetanus), Cholera, Malaria, and Japanese Encephalitis. Always consult your health clinic first. |
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