VIC travel health

Travel vaccinations in Melbourne

Travel clinics, GP travel medicine and approved yellow fever centres to check. The providers below say they offer travel medicine in Melbourne or nationally. Consultation fees are listed where a clinic publishes them; vaccine prices are not shown. Ask each clinic for a written quote.

Provider pages last read 2026-11-10. Vaccine prices: not shown.

Quick answer

In Melbourne, travel vaccines are usually arranged through a GP or travel clinic, and yellow fever only at an approved centre. Ask whether the quote is per dose or per course and whether the consultation is charged separately.

How each travel vaccine is accessed

Item	Access route	Price	Notes
Travel medicine consultation	GP or travel clinic	See published clinic fees	Ask whether the consultation is charged separately from vaccines.
Hepatitis A	GP or travel clinic	Not shown (prescription medicine)	May be recommended for some destinations and activities.
Typhoid	GP or travel clinic	Not shown (prescription medicine)	Commonly discussed for higher-risk food and water settings.
Yellow fever	Approved yellow fever vaccination centre only	Not shown (prescription medicine)	Only approved centres can issue a recognised certificate.
Rabies pre-exposure	GP or travel clinic	Not shown (prescription medicine)	Usually a multi-dose course before travel.
Japanese encephalitis	GP or travel clinic; some public programmes	Not shown (prescription medicine)	Recommendation depends on duration, season and destination.
Malaria tablets	Prescription from a GP or travel clinic	Not tracked	Prescription medicines, not vaccines; ask what is charged.

Travel vaccination providers covering Melbourne (A–Z)

Local GP travel medicine M3 Health Travel Clinics Australia

Published fees: providers covering Melbourne

1 of 9 Australian travel clinic operators checked publish a readable fee schedule on their own site. The rest quote on enquiry, or their pages could not be read automatically; the status of each is below. No range is given: fewer than 4 operators publish a consultation fee, so each is named below. Australian dollars.

None of the providers here publishes a consultation or service fee that we could read.

Other providers checked (A–Z)

M3 Health — Its page carries figures, but none could be tied to a named service by our reader (2026-11-10). Check the provider's own page. Same operator as Travel Clinics Australia; its fees are not counted twice.
Travel Clinics Australia — Nothing captured on the pages read (2026-11-10). Ask the provider for a quote. Same operator as M3 Health; its fees are not counted twice.

Vaccine prices are not shown on Australian pages. Travel vaccines and antimalarials are Schedule 4 prescription medicines, and this site does not put one beside a price or a named clinic. Ask the clinic for the cost of every dose.

Travel vaccine guides

Yellow fever Rabies Hepatitis A and B Japanese encephalitis Malaria tablets Typhoid

Sources & further reading

Australian Government: Immunisation for travel — Australian Government advice on getting travel vaccinations before you go.
Australian Immunisation Handbook: international travellers — ATAGI guidance on routine, risk-based and required travel vaccines.
Australian Government: yellow fever — Australian yellow fever travel requirements and approved vaccination centre rules.
Smartraveller health advice — Australian travel health planning and destination advice.

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