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Travel clinics in Birmingham

In Birmingham, pharmacy travel clinics and specialist providers both offer multi-vaccine appointments and malaria-tablet prescriptions.

Vaccine prices: not shown. NHS list read from nhs.uk 2026-10-26.

Quick answer

Check first whether your GP can give the vaccines you need free: the NHS website lists Cholera, Polio (as part of the combined Td/IPV vaccination), Hepatitis A, Typhoid fever. For the rest, ask Birmingham clinics for a written quote. Per-vaccine prices are not shown; the consultation fees below are each clinic's own.

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How each travel vaccine is accessed

ItemAccess routePriceNotes
Travel health consultationPrivate clinic, pharmacy or GP surgerySee published clinic fees belowAsk whether advice is charged separately from vaccines.
Hepatitis AFree on the NHS at a GP surgery after a risk assessment form (nhs.uk)Not shown (prescription medicine)Private clinics and pharmacies also offer it.
TyphoidFree on the NHS at a GP surgery after a risk assessment form (nhs.uk)Not shown (prescription medicine)Oral and injectable products have different schedules.
CholeraFree on the NHS at a GP surgery after a risk assessment form (nhs.uk)Not shown (prescription medicine)Relevant for some higher-risk itineraries.
Yellow feverNot routinely available on the NHS; you pay (nhs.uk)Not shown (prescription medicine)Only at certain vaccination centres; a certificate may be required for entry.
Rabies pre-exposureNot routinely available on the NHS; you pay (nhs.uk)Not shown (prescription medicine)Usually a multi-dose course.
Japanese encephalitisNot routinely available on the NHS; you pay (nhs.uk)Not shown (prescription medicine)Usually a multi-dose course.
Hepatitis BNot routinely available on the NHS; you pay (nhs.uk)Not shown (prescription medicine)Usually a multi-dose course.
Malaria tabletsNot listed on the nhs.uk travel vaccinations pageNot trackedPrescription medicines, not vaccines; ask the prescriber what is charged.

NHS status from nhs.uk, read 2026-10-26.

No fee page is read for this entry: it describes a route to care, not one provider.

Per-vaccine prices are not shown. A travel vaccine is a prescription-only medicine, and showing one beside a price and a named seller is awaiting the site owner's review. Check the clinic's own fee page, and ask whether a price is per dose or for the whole course.

Ask whether antimalarial prescriptions and vaccine consultations are charged separately.
Yellow fever certificate availability should be checked before booking.
Check appointment availability for each dose of a course.

Travel clinic providers with an address in Birmingham (A–Z)

A provider is listed here only where its own pages print a clinic address in Birmingham. 3 of 9 UK providers checked have an address placed in one of the cities on this site; the others refused an automated read or printed no address on the pages read, which says nothing about where they operate. Private GP travel services are a route available in every city.

Birmingham travel clinic questions

How much are travel vaccines in Birmingham?
Per-vaccine prices are not shown here: travel vaccines are prescription-only medicines. Where a clinic covering Birmingham publishes a consultation or service fee on its own fee page, it is listed on this page with the date read. Ask each clinic for a written quote that says whether it is per dose or per course and whether a consultation fee is included.
Which travel vaccines are free on the NHS?
The NHS website says you can get free NHS vaccinations at a GP surgery, after completing a risk assessment form, to protect you from: Cholera, Polio (as part of the combined Td/IPV vaccination), Hepatitis A, Typhoid fever.

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