Planning Thailand, Bali, Vietnam or a wider South-East Asia trip? Your travel-health needs depend on your exact route, length of stay, activities, accommodation, season and medical history. There is no single vaccination list that is right for every traveller.
Longeva Wellness offers private travel-health assessment in Rochdale for travellers from across Greater Manchester.
Explore our Travel Health Clinic or book a travel health consultation.
Start with your itinerary
Advice can differ between a short city break, a beach holiday, backpacking, rural travel, visiting friends and relatives, volunteering or an extended multi-country trip. Bring your itinerary and previous vaccination information to your consultation.
Destination guides for South-East Asia
For more detailed planning, read our guides to Thailand travel vaccinations, Bali & Indonesia travel vaccinations and Vietnam travel vaccinations.
Which vaccines might be considered?
Routine UK vaccinations should be up to date. Depending on destination and individual risk, a clinician may discuss vaccines such as hepatitis A, typhoid, hepatitis B, rabies or Japanese encephalitis. Recommendations vary by country and region.
Check current destination guidance on TravelHealthPro.
Malaria risk is location-specific
Malaria risk is not uniform across South-East Asia. Some destinations have no malaria risk while others may require bite precautions and, for some travellers, antimalarial medicine. Advice should be based on your exact route rather than the country name alone.
Read our malaria prevention guide.
Mosquito-borne infections
Mosquitoes can transmit infections including dengue, and risk varies by location and season. Bite prevention is important: use an appropriate insect repellent, cover exposed skin when practical and consider suitable accommodation precautions.
Food and water
Traveller's diarrhoea is common. Hand hygiene and sensible food and water precautions can reduce risk. Seek medical advice for severe illness, persistent symptoms, blood in the stool, significant dehydration or other concerning symptoms.
Rabies and animal exposure
Rabies risk exists in parts of Asia. Avoid contact with dogs, monkeys and other mammals. If you are bitten, scratched or licked on broken skin, wash the area thoroughly and seek urgent medical advice even if you have previously been vaccinated.
View our rabies vaccination service.
When should you book?
Arrange travel-health advice as early as possible because some vaccine courses require more than one dose. Last-minute travellers should still seek advice because useful protection may remain available.
Travelling soon? Read our last-minute vaccination guide.
South-East Asia travel health from Rochdale
Longeva Wellness provides private travel-health consultations from Unit 1 Chichester Court, Milnrow Road, Rochdale, OL16 1UG, serving Rochdale, Oldham, Bury, Middleton, Heywood, Manchester and Greater Manchester.
GPhC registered pharmacy: 9012378.
Explore travel vaccinations and advice or book your consultation.
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