Same-Week Travel Vaccinations in Fulham & West London
If you are travelling soon, you may still be able to get a travel consultation and some vaccines in the same week.
Fulham Palace Pharmacy offers same week travel clinic appointments for travellers in Fulham and West London.
What same week travel vaccinations means and what to bring
How fast can I be seen?
Same week means assessment within days. A clinician reviews your destination, dates, and health background, then advises what can be done before you leave.
What to bring to your appointment
Bring your destinations, travel dates, a simple itinerary, any vaccine record you can find, and your medicines and allergies.
Travel risk assessment in a short appointment
Advice is based on your route and plans. Topics can include food and water safety, mosquito bite prevention, heat, altitude, and animal bites.
Vaccines you may be able to get at short notice
A clinician will advise what is suitable for you.
Common last minute travel vaccines
Typhoid and hepatitis A may be considered where food and water hygiene is a concern. Boosters such as tetanus, diphtheria and polio may be advised if you are due one. Rabies and cholera vaccines are usually for selected travellers.
What about Yellow Fever?
Some countries require Yellow Fever vaccination for entry, or for onward travel. Availability and certification rules apply, so ask early, even for short notice trips.
Malaria prevention and bite avoidance
If malaria risk applies to your itinerary, you may need antimalarial tablets and bite prevention advice, including repellent and covering up.
Is it too late? Timing guidance for travellers
Ideally 4 to 8 weeks before, but do not panic
Travel vaccines are often planned weeks in advance, but assessment close to departure can still reduce risk.
Vaccines that need multiple doses
Some courses take several doses. In some cases, you can start now and complete later, where clinically appropriate.
If you leave in 1 to 7 days
You can still be assessed, receive suitable vaccines where possible, and discuss malaria prevention and a basic travel health kit.
Destination based examples people search for
Advice depends on your itinerary and medical history.
Travelling to Nigeria, Ghana, or Kenya
Malaria prevention is often considered, and Yellow Fever requirements may apply on some routes.
Travelling to India, Pakistan, or Bangladesh
Typhoid and hepatitis A are common topics, and malaria risk varies by region.
Travelling to Thailand, Vietnam, or Indonesia
Hepatitis A and typhoid may be considered, and mosquito bite prevention is important.
Travelling to Turkey, Morocco, or Egypt
Boosters and hepatitis A may be considered, based on travel style and history.
Fulham Palace Pharmacy travel clinic services and vaccine prices
Fulham Palace Pharmacy provides travel consultations and travel vaccines.
Vaccines offered include:
HPV vaccine £192
Tick borne encephalitis vaccine £78
Typhoid vaccine £30
Hepatitis B vaccine £42
Hepatitis A and hepatitis B vaccine £85
Rabies vaccine £84
Japanese encephalitis vaccine £119
Cholera vaccine £48
Yellow Fever vaccine £85
Hepatitis A vaccine £48.
Why book a pharmacy travel clinic in Fulham
Fast access for local travellers
A local clinic can be practical when you need advice quickly.
One appointment for vaccines and guidance
A single visit can cover risk assessment, suitable vaccines, and malaria prevention advice where needed.
Clear plan for next steps
You leave with advice that fits your trip and your health background.
Same week appointments in Fulham and West London: areas we serve
We see travellers from Fulham, Parsons Green, Hammersmith, Chelsea, Kensington, Putney, Shepherds Bush, and Ealing.
How to book
Choose a same week slot.
Share your destination, dates, and key medical details.
Attend for assessment and any recommended vaccines.
FAQs
Can I get travel vaccines 3 days before I fly?
Sometimes, depending on the vaccine and your itinerary.
Do you provide malaria tablets on the same day?
Malaria prevention can often be assessed in the same appointment, if it applies.
What if I do not know my vaccination history?
Bring any records you have. If you are unsure, you can still be assessed.
Are travel vaccines safe if I am pregnant or breastfeeding?
Tell the clinician. Some vaccines are not advised in pregnancy.
Can children get travel vaccines?
Many can, with age limits depending on the vaccine.
How long does the appointment take?
Often 15 to 30 minutes, longer if you have vaccines.
Do you offer certificates or records?
You should receive a vaccine record. Ask if you need a specific certificate.
What are your opening hours?
Check opening hours online or call the pharmacy team.
Last minute trip? Get seen this week
If you are travelling soon, a same week appointment can still help you reduce risk. Fulham Palace Pharmacy will tailor advice and vaccination to your itinerary and medical history.
