Jabs for South-East Asia

According to Fit For Travel this is the list of vaccines/medications I should get on top of tetanus/typhoid/hepatitis A/diphtheria to travel to South East Asia:

• Malaria tablets
• Hepatitis B 
  • Engerix 3 injections: now, 1 month, 6 months
• Japanese encephalitis 
  • IXARIO 2 injections. Day 0, Day 28 
• Rabies 
  • Rabbies Vaccine BP:  3 injections. Day 0, Day 7, Day 28 
• Tick-born encephalitis 
  • Ticovac: 3 injections. now, 1 month, 5 months 
• Cholera
  • Dukoral: 2 oral doses. now, 1-6 weeks.

Fit For Travel recommends going to my GP but that's going to take years. There is a place called the Travel Clinic where you can make appointments even at the weekend.

Classic vaccines are free but exotic ones are about £50 a shot (see prices) and for each vaccine you need between 2 and 3 shots. This is the list of vaccines paid for by the NHS.

To get an appointment with my GP, all I need to do is go there in person and ask for a travel vaccination appointment (can’t be that specific on the phone).

More resources: NaTHNac