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Yellow fever vaccine cost in the UK

Yellow fever vaccination must be given by a registered Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre if you need an International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis.

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

Quick answer

The NHS website says yellow fever vaccination is not routinely available on the NHS and is only available at certain vaccination centres, so you pay the centre. TreatCompare does not track yellow fever prices. Ask the centre whether its quote includes the consultation and the certificate.

On the NHS

Not routinely available on the NHS; you pay (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
Vaccine doseNot shown (prescription medicine)Registered or approved centre onlyAsk whether the certificate and consultation are included.
CertificateNot shown (prescription medicine)Approved centreNeeded for some country entry or transit rules.
ConsultationSee published clinic feesTravel clinicChecks contraindications, itinerary and timing.
Replacement certificateNot shown (prescription medicine)Approved centreAsk if you have lost your certificate.

Timing

  • Single dose for most travellers.
  • Give at least 10 days before arrival where a certificate is required.
  • Some travellers may need specialist advice because the vaccine is live.

Questions to ask before booking

Is the clinic an approved yellow fever centre?

Is the ICVP certificate included?

Does the price include the consultation?

Do your destination and transit countries require proof?

Clinical checks before booking

  • Live vaccine: disclose pregnancy, immune suppression, thymus disease, severe allergies and previous vaccine reactions.
  • Certificate rules can depend on transit as well as destination.
  • Some travellers need a medical exemption certificate rather than vaccination.

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.