Heading abroad soon? The vaccines you need depend on your destination, activities, and medical history and it’s best to book 6–8 weeks before you go. While some jabs like Hepatitis A and Typhoid may be available on the NHS, others like Yellow Fever, Rabies, and Japanese Encephalitis are usually private. Many travellers don’t realise they can get multiple vaccines in one appointment, even for multiple countries. If you’re travelling for Hajj or Umrah, the Meningitis ACWY vaccine is mandatory. Most vaccines are well tolerated, with only mild side effects like soreness or tiredness. For personalised advice, a travel health consultation is your safest first step. I found a reliable clinic that offers same-day appointments and provides the official Yellow Fever certificate if needed definitely worth checking before you book your trip.