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Adult, Child & Travel VaccinesFrom routine adult immunisations to travel jabs and children's vaccines, our doctors help you stay protected — with a quick suitability check, the vaccine itself, and proper records or travel certificates where you need them.
A short chat with our doctor to confirm the right vaccine and timing for you.
Administered safely and comfortably by our experienced clinical team.
Documented in your health record, with travel certificates issued where required.
We'll remind you when boosters or follow-up doses are due.
Core immunisations to protect you and those around you, all year round.
Yearly protection against seasonal flu — especially important for older adults, pregnant women and those with chronic conditions.
Learn moreHelps prevent pneumonia, meningitis and bloodstream infections; recommended for adults 65+ and those at higher risk.
Learn moreProtection against hepatitis A and B liver infections — Twinrix covers both in a single combined course.
Learn moreCovers tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough, with a Td booster recommended every 10 years.
Learn moreMeasles, mumps and rubella — three highly contagious diseases; for adults without prior immunity.
Learn moreFor those who haven't had chickenpox or been vaccinated — chickenpox can be severe in adults.
Learn morePrevents shingles and its complications; recommended for adults aged 50 and above.
Learn moreProtects against HPV-related cervical and other cancers and genital warts; for both women and men.
Learn moreCOVID-19 primary vaccination and booster doses to stay protected against current variants.
Learn moreHeading overseas? Come in 4–6 weeks before your trip so your protection has time to take effect.
Recommended — and sometimes required for entry — when travelling to parts of Africa and South America.
Learn moreFor travel to regions where typhoid is common; the disease spreads through contaminated food and water.
Learn moreProtection against cholera, a water-borne illness, for travel to higher-risk areas.
Learn moreFor longer stays in rural parts of Asia and the Western Pacific where the virus is present.
Learn moreFor high-risk travel and for occupations involving contact with animals.
Learn moreThere's no travel vaccine for malaria — protection comes from prescription antimalarial tablets, taken before, during and after your trip. Our doctors can advise and prescribe in the same visit.
Beyond adult vaccines, we run dedicated programmes for children and workplace health.
Essential childhood immunisations under the National Childhood Immunisation Schedule, with subsidies for eligible children.
Personalised travel advice and jabs based on your destination, activities and length of stay.
See travel vaccinesPrescription malaria pills (antimalarial tablets) and bite-prevention advice for your destination.
Malaria pillsVaccinations to meet workplace health and safety requirements for employees.
Several schemes can help lower the cost of recommended vaccinations.
Nationally recommended adult vaccines are subsidised for eligible Singaporeans — ask us what you qualify for.
Enrolees receive fully subsidised nationally recommended vaccinations with their chosen family doctor.
Subsidies for vaccines on the National Childhood Immunisation Schedule at CHAS clinics.
Book your vaccination at any of our clinics, or ask our team which vaccines are right for you or your family.
Book your vaccinationThe requirements and recommendations on this page are drawn from official Singapore government sources:
This page is general information, not medical advice, and requirements can change. Always confirm the current position with the relevant Singapore government agency, or speak to our doctors about your own circumstances.