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Typhoid vaccine cost in the UK

Typhoid vaccination is commonly considered for travel where food and water hygiene risk is higher. The NHS website lists it among travel vaccinations free at a GP surgery after a risk assessment form.

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

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Typhoid vaccination for travel is free on the NHS at a GP surgery after a risk assessment form (nhs.uk). Private clinics and pharmacies also offer it; TreatCompare does not track their prices.

On the NHS

Free on the NHS at a GP surgery after a risk assessment form (nhs.uk).

Source: NHS website: Travel vaccinations, read 2026-10-26. nhs.uk describes services in England.

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What you may be charged for

ItemPriceAccess routeNotes
Injectable typhoid vaccineNot shown (prescription medicine)UK: free at a GP surgery after a risk assessment (nhs.uk) / AU: GP or travel clinicProtection duration and timing depend on product.
Oral typhoid vaccineNot shown (prescription medicine)Clinic or pharmacyRequires correct capsule timing and storage.
ConsultationSee published clinic feesGP or travel clinicDestination and itinerary determine need.
Food and water adviceNot shown (prescription medicine)Travel clinicVaccination does not replace food and water precautions.

Timing

  • Plan before travel so protection has time to develop.
  • Oral and injectable products have different schedules.
  • Food and water precautions remain important.

Questions to ask before booking

Can your UK GP provide it free?

Is the oral or injectable option being quoted?

Does the price include the travel consult?

When should the dose be given before departure?

Clinical checks before booking

  • Typhoid vaccine is commonly discussed for food and water exposure risk.
  • Oral and injectable options have different schedules and suitability checks.
  • Vaccination does not replace food and water precautions.

UK travel vaccines: how each is accessed

ItemAccess routePriceNotes
Travel health consultationPrivate clinic, pharmacy or GP surgerySee published clinic feesAsk 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. Per-vaccine prices are not shown: travel vaccines are prescription-only medicines.

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Sources & further reading

Travel vaccines and malaria tablets are prescription-only medicines. This page is general information, not personal medical advice, and does not show prices for them.