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What Vaccines Do I Need for Thailand? — Suffolk Travel Clinic Guide
Suffolk Pharmaceutical Travel Clinic Operating out of Walton Pharmacy. Travel Health and Vaccines made easy.
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What Vaccines Do I Need for Thailand? — Suffolk Travel Clinic Guide
Planning a trip to Thailand? Whether you're exploring Bangkok, relaxing in Phuket, or trekking through Chiang Mai, it's important to get the right travel vaccines well ahead of time—ideally 6–8 weeks before departure (GOV.UK, nhs.uk). At Walton Pharmacy – Suffolk Clinic (Felixstowe, Suffolk), we offer expert consultations, in-stock vaccines, and official vaccination certificates for travellers.
📍 Address: 277 High St, Felixstowe IP11 9DU
📞 Phone: 01394 284139
🕘 Hours: Mon–Fri 9 am–5:30 pm; Sat 9 am–1 pm; Sun Closed
Why Choose a Local Suffolk Travel Clinic?
Personalised vaccine plans during in-person consultations
Same-day vaccinations from local stock—no delivery delays
Yellow Fever vaccination centre; official ICVP (Yellow Card) provided
Convenient location for Ipswich and Suffolk travellers
→ Book Travel Clinic Appointment
✅ Essential Vaccines for Thailand
Hepatitis A
Recommended for all travellers due to food and water hygiene risks. Two doses offer long-term protection (girlsguidetotheworld.com).
Typhoid
Also transmitted via food and drink. Critical for rural travel or local street food consumption.
Tetanus, Diphtheria & Polio
Make sure your booster is up to date. Required for most travellers (Fit for Travel).
MMR (Measles-Mumps-Rubella)
Global measles outbreaks make this a must. Ensure your vaccinations are current (CDC Travelers' Health).
🐍 Risk-Based & Optional Vaccines for Thailand
Rabies
Recommended for long stays or those in contact with animals—especially monkeys in tourist areas.
Japanese Encephalitis
Important for extended rural visits or during rainy seasons in rice-growing regions.
Malaria & Dengue
Thailand has some regions with low to moderate malaria risk. Dengue and chikungunya are common; bring repellents. No dengue vaccine available for most travellers.
Cholera
Usually not needed unless visiting high-risk zones or during outbreaks.
📋 Travel Vaccine Process at Suffolk Clinic
Book 6+ weeks in advance → Travel Clinic Booking
Share your trip itinerary (urban, rural, long-stay, etc.)
Receive tailored guidance on NHS and private vaccines
Immediate Yellow Card issued when required
→ Learn more: Travel Clinic Overview
💷 Pricing & Stock Information
NHS vaccines: Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Tetanus/Polio – free for eligible travellers
Private vaccines (e.g. Rabies, Japanese Encephalitis): priced per dose
→ View Travel Vaccine Prices
→ Check Vaccine Stock
✈️ Thailand Travel Health Tips
Use bottled or sterilised water
Avoid ice and undercooked food
Wear mosquito repellent and sleep under nets
Pack a medical kit with diarrhoea treatment & hydration salts
Keep copies of your Yellow Card and any prescriptions
📌 Vaccine Summary Table for Thailand
Vaccine | Recommended for All? | Additional If... |
---|---|---|
Hepatitis A | ✅ | — |
Typhoid | ✅ | — |
MMR | ✅ | No recent booster |
Tetanus/Polio Booster | ✅ | Every 10 years |
Rabies | 🚫 | Animal exposure, rural visits |
Japanese Encephalitis | 🚫 | Long rural stays, monsoon season |
Malaria Tablets | 🚫 | Travelling to malaria-prone provinces |
Cholera | 🚫 | Visiting outbreak regions or refugee camps |
✅ Why Choose Walton Pharmacy – Suffolk Clinic for Your Thailand Vaccines?
Trusted by Suffolk travellers for expert in-person advice
Same-day vaccine access with no postal delays
Certified Yellow Card issued immediately
Transparent pricing, stock, and care under one roof
→ Book Travel Clinic or call 01394 284139
Prepare early, protect your health, and enjoy Thailand with peace of mind!