Vaccinations for
Uganda

This vaccine is for most people going to risk areas. A vaccination certificate may be required, even by countries with no risk, so make sure to check before you leave.

This vaccine is a combined booster injection that is given to most people travelling in risk areas. A polio vaccination certificate may be required, so make sure to check before you leave.

This vaccine is for most people going to risk areas. Amongst others, particularly people travelling to areas with poor sanitation should have the vaccine. Under special circumstances, you can have the vaccine less than 2 weeks before arrival. Book a free phone consultation for further information.

This vaccine provides effective protection against a contagious disease. For most people travelling in risk areas, the vaccine is therefore recommended.

This vaccine protects against a potentially fatal disease. Amongst others, people, who are travelling to risk areas for more than a month, should have the vaccine.

This vaccine protects against an infectious disease, and is recommended for most travellers going to risk areas, as hepatitis B is contagious.

This vaccine protects against a serious disease that can cause blood poisoning. A vaccination certificate may be required, so make sure to check before you leave. Under special circumstances, you can have the vaccine less than 10 days before arrival. Book a free phone consultation for further information.

This vaccine is taken as a drink. It is especially recommended for aid workers and people who travel in areas with poor sanitation and lack of access to clean water. Under special circumstances, you can have the vaccine one week before arrival. Book a free phone consultation for further information.