About Yellow Fever
About Yellow Fever & the vaccine
What is Yellow Fever?
WHO-approved vaccination with certificate for entry to specific countries.
Single-dose vaccine that provides long-term protection and satisfies entry requirements for many countries.
Travel-focused vaccine information
Single dose provides long-term protection
Plan vaccination at least 10 days before travel for certificate validity
Symptoms
Symptoms of Yellow Fever
- Single-dose vaccine that provides long-term protection and satisfies entry requirements for many countries.
- Certificate becomes valid 10 days after vaccination and is often checked at border control.
Important: Seek medical advice quickly if symptoms appear during or after travel, especially after visiting higher-risk areas.
Protection
Why get the Yellow Fever vaccine
Travellers visiting or transiting through Yellow Fever risk zones
Those requiring proof of vaccination for visa or entry
After vaccination
Potential side effects of Yellow Fever vaccine
- Arm soreness, mild headache, or low-grade fever
Important: Severe allergic reactions are rare. Your clinician will discuss suitability before vaccination.
Specialist care
Why choose our specialist team
Every appointment is personalised to your destination, trip length and planned activities, with clear timing guidance — including short-notice travel where possible. You'll also leave with practical travel health advice covering bite avoidance, food and water safety, and any medicines you might need.
