Certificate issued at the appointment,
not posted on later in the week.

We are on Hagley Road in Edgbaston, the main western approach into Birmingham, minutes from Five Ways and Broad Street. Your certificate is issued at the appointment and, for most travellers, one dose now lasts for life.
Same day and next day appointments are usually available at Hagley Road, Edgbaston.
The ten day rule is the only hard deadline in travel vaccination. Your International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis becomes valid ten days after the injection. Fly before that and border officials can refuse you entry, and no clinic can shorten it.
Bring your itinerary and your old certificate if you have one. Yellow fever certificates issued from 2016 onward are valid for life under current international rules, so if you were vaccinated before you may not need another, and we will check rather than revaccinate you.

not posted on later in the week.
with no separate certificate or consultation fee.
in Edgbaston.
who assesses whether the vaccine is safe for you first. Yellow fever is a live vaccine and not everyone can have it.
so you are not booking three appointments for one trip.
rather than repeated.
Usually available. But check the ten day rule first, because a same day appointment does not produce a same day valid certificate.
Then the certificate will not be valid in time, and we will tell you that rather than take the booking. What we can do is advise on what else is achievable before you fly, and whether an exemption letter applies to your situation.
Birmingham Airport is a straightforward run across the city, and Hagley Road is on the main western approach.


Much of sub Saharan Africa and tropical South America. Some countries require a certificate as a condition of entry. Others require it only if you have travelled through a risk country on the way, which catches people out on connecting flights.
The most asked question in this category. Requirements depend on your exact route and where you have been beforehand, and they change. Bring your full itinerary including transit stops, and it will be checked properly.
Frequently required if you are arriving from or transiting a yellow fever risk country, and frequently not required if you fly direct. The answer depends on your route rather than your destination.
Yellow fever does not occur in Asia. A certificate is generally only relevant if you are arriving from a risk country, which is why people transiting through Africa get asked for it.
Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Bolivia and others, with requirements varying by region within a country as well as between countries.
Saudi Arabia requires yellow fever certification for arrivals from risk countries, alongside its meningitis requirement.
You need at least ten days between the injection and your flight.
Same day appointments usually available.
Countries, dates and transit stops.
A doctor checks your route, your history and whether a live vaccine is safe for you.
Issued there and then, signed and stamped. Keep it. It lasts for life.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Yellow Fever Vaccine (Includes Certificate) | £95 |
| Hepatitis A (Booster after 6-12 months) | £50 |
| Typhoid (Covers for 3 years) | £50 |
| Diptheria, Tetanus & Polio (Covers for 10 years) | £50 |
| Malaria Prescription | £25 |
| Hepatitis B (Course of 3 vaccines – £195) | £65 |
| Rabies (Course of 3 vaccines – £195) | £65 |
| Japanese Encephalitis (Course of 2 vaccines – £250) | £125 |
| Meningitis ACWY (Covers for 3-5 years) | £75 |
| Cholera (Course of 2 vaccines) | £95 |
| Whooping cough vaccine (Pertussis) (Pertussis combined with D/T/P) | £95 |
Our Birmingham clinic is at 88 Hagley Road, in the heart of Edgbaston's medical district, with free on-site parking to the rear and easy access from Five Ways, Birmingham New Street and the A38. Patients travel to us from across Birmingham and the West Midlands.
88 Hagley Road, Birmingham B16 8LU
We are on Hagley Road in Edgbaston, the main western approach into Birmingham, minutes from Five Ways and Broad Street.
Five Ways is the nearest station and New Street a short taxi ride. Buses run the length of Hagley Road.
Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Sunday Closed
Address
88 Hagley Rd, Birmingham B16 8LU
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Sunday Closed
Phone
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£95, including your certificate. There is no separate certificate fee or consultation fee.
Only if your practice is a designated yellow fever vaccination centre. Most GP surgeries are not. Only designated centres may give the vaccine and issue the certificate, which is why yellow fever is the one travel vaccine you usually cannot get at your own surgery.
For most travellers, a single dose now counts for life under current international rules. Bring an old certificate, and we will check it rather than repeat the vaccine.
At least ten days. The certificate is not valid until ten days after the injection, and that date cannot be brought forward.
Yes, which is why it is not suitable for everyone. Pregnancy, a weakened immune system, thymus disorders, severe egg allergy, being over 60 and having it for the first time, and being under 9 months old all need assessing first.
No, not free. It is one of the travel vaccines charged everywhere, including at NHS practices that offer it, because it is not part of NHS travel vaccination provision.
Prices vary between providers and change, so compare on the day. What is worth comparing alongside price is whether the certificate is included, whether you see a doctor, and whether the appointment includes a proper travel assessment for the rest of your trip.
At a designated yellow fever vaccination centre. We are on Hagley Road in Edgbaston, the main western approach into Birmingham, minutes from Five Ways and Broad Street.
The certificate does not. Even if an older certificate states a ten year expiry, it is still valid, because the rule changed retrospectively.
Yes, which is why it is not suitable for everyone. Pregnancy, a weakened immune system, thymus disorders, severe egg allergy, being over 60 and having it for the first time, and being under 9 months old all need assessing first.
Nothing in particular. There is no need to avoid alcohol or exercise. If you feel off for a day or two, take it easy and paracetamol is fine.
£95 including your certificate, at Hagley Road, Edgbaston. Same day appointments, certificate issued at the appointment, valid for life for most travellers. Book at least ten days before you fly.