Get personalised vaccination advice and prescriptions for your travel destination
Travel vaccinations for Bali
Travel vaccinations for Vietnam
Travel vaccinations for India
Travel vaccinations for Thailand
Travel vaccinations for South Africa
Travel vaccinations for Indonesia
Vaccination for any destination
* Scripts are issued only if deemed clinically appropriate.
Book a convenient time online with us to speak with an AHPRA registered doctor.
A doctor will call you by phone and discuss your travel health needs.
Receive travel health advice. Vaccination scripts also if needed - sent to your email/sms.
Get Vaccinations at local pharmacy or medical practice.
Enjoy your trip abroad!
Don't wait until you're unwell overseas. Discuss these essential "Standby Treatments" with our doctors during your consult.
Prescription-strength treatment for "Bali Belly" or severe food poisoning. Includes anti-nausea and specific antibiotics.
Essential for treks in Nepal, Peru, or skiing. Scripts for medications to help your body adjust to high elevations.
Manage long-haul transit with short-term sleep aids or Melatonin to reset your sleep rhythm upon arrival.
Topical or oral scripts for infected insect bites or skin conditions common in tropical, humid climates.
Planning a trip to Bali? While Indonesia is a favourite for Australians, it carries specific health risks that are best managed before you fly.
From the bustling streets of Hanoi to the Mekong Delta, Southeast Asia requires proactive health planning to avoid common tropical illnesses.
Travelling to Brazil, Peru, or across Africa often involves mandatory entry requirements and high-altitude challenges.
Many countries in these regions require an International Certificate of Vaccination for entry. We provide the mandatory clinical consultation and the required prescription. Note: After your consult, you must take our script to an accredited Yellow Fever clinic for administration.
Stay informed about current disease outbreaks and international health emergencies. We recommend all travelers review the latest World Health Organization (WHO) and Smartraveller updates before departure.
Your health information is encrypted and handled according to Australian healthcare data standards.
All Telehealth appointments are with experienced, Australian-based AHPRA-registered doctors.
Quality Telehealth advice at transparent, affordable pricing with no hidden fees.
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Malaria is a mosquito-borne parasitic illness found in many tropical and subtropical regions. Prevention focuses on bite avoidance and, in some areas, antimalarial medication.
Learn more about malaria here.
Hepatitis A is a viral infection of the liver spread through contaminated food or water, or close contact with an infected person.
Learn more about hepatitis A here.
Dengue fever is a mosquito-borne viral illness common in many overseas destinations, with daytime bite prevention particularly important.
Learn more about dengue fever here.
Typhoid fever is usually contracted through contaminated food or water. Vaccination and hygiene measures may be advised for higher-risk destinations.
Learn more about typhoid here.
Gastroenteritis (traveller’s diarrhoea) can be caused by viruses, bacteria or parasites. Hand hygiene and safe food and water choices can help reduce risk.
Learn more about gastroenteritis here.
An online travel health consult works just like an in-person GP visit and any other telehealth consultation. With MediLeave, connect with an online AHPRA-registered doctor who will assess your travel plans and health needs. They provide tailored medical advice on disease prevention and, where necessary, provide prescription online and referrals for vaccinations like malaria and yellow fever. You can then visit your local pharmacy or medical clinic to have the vaccination administered. Book now to speak to one of our doctors about your travel health needs.
Convenient – from the comfort of your lounge or office, anywhere, anytime in Australia.
We recommend that the adults are present at the telehealth travel health consultation, so discussion can be had around their individual health concerns. Children under the age of 16 do not need to be present.
Call 000 or go to the nearest emergency department.
