We give travel vaccines the same day as your pre-travel consultation at 110 East 55th Street in Midtown East. The consultation is $95 per person and each vaccine is priced per dose, for example yellow fever $295, typhoid $195 to $215, and hepatitis A $135. Come in 4 to 6 weeks before departure if you can, but it is never too late.
The New York Center for Travel and Tropical Medicine provides travel vaccines and preventive services to help protect you wherever your journey takes you. We serve adults, children, and corporate travelers, offering same-day vaccine administration for all immunizations listed.
Our vaccines include
- Yellow fever, with your signed and stamped yellow card
- Polio
- Meningococcal meningitis
- Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis)
- Hepatitis A and B
- Rabies
- Typhoid (oral and injection)
- Japanese encephalitis
- Chikungunya (Vimkunya)
- Cholera (Vaxchora)
- Tick-borne encephalitis (TicoVac)
This is not the whole list. See the full list of vaccines and prices. We also give routine vaccines for adults and children.
We also provide
- Malaria prevention and prescription management
- Travelers' diarrhea prevention and treatment
- Post-travel illness evaluation and treatment
- Diagnostic testing for travel-related illnesses
Our nurse practitioners will carefully review your destination, itinerary, and medical history to determine which vaccines and preventive measures are required and recommended for your specific travel plans. Read more about the pre-travel consultation.
Whether you are traveling for business, leisure, study abroad, or humanitarian work, we provide a personalized travel consultation so that you are prepared and protected before departure.
To schedule your travel consultation, book online or call (212) 734-3000. It is never too late for a pre-travel consultation, and vaccines are given during the same visit.
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Vaccines by destination
What you need depends on where you are going. These pages set out what CDC recommends for the destinations we are asked about most, including where the yellow fever certificate is a legal entry requirement and where malaria tablets are genuinely needed.
- Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana and Nigeria
- India, Thailand and Vietnam
- Peru and Brazil
- Saudi Arabia, for the Hajj and Umrah
Going somewhere else? See all destinations, or call us and tell us your itinerary.
Travel vaccines: common questions
What kinds of vaccines are required for travel?
Vaccine requirements depend on your travel destination. Some countries require proof of specific vaccinations before entry, while others recommend vaccines to protect travelers from diseases common in that region. Travelers to tropical, subtropical, and developing countries are often at higher risk for travel-related illnesses.
At The New York Center for Travel and Tropical Medicine, we give travel vaccines including:
- Yellow fever (required for certain African and South American countries)
- Typhoid
- Hepatitis A and B
- Japanese encephalitis
- Rabies and cholera
We are an official Yellow Fever Vaccination Center, authorized by the World Health Organization (WHO) to issue and validate the International Certificate of Vaccination (ICV). During your pre-travel consultation, we review:
- Your itinerary and travel destinations
- The health risks associated with each country or region
- Your personal health history and preexisting conditions
From that we put together the vaccine plan for your trip.
What is the difference between “required” and “recommended” vaccines?
Required means a specific country's government requires a traveler to present formal proof of vaccination in order to enter the country. Recommended refers to suggested vaccines that will protect the traveler from illness.
When should I be vaccinated?
Some vaccines require multiple doses or several weeks to become effective, so it is best to schedule your travel consultation as soon as your travel plans are confirmed, ideally 4 to 6 weeks before departure. This allows time for:
- Required and recommended vaccines for international travel
- Malaria prophylaxis and other preventive medications if traveling to endemic regions
- Personalized travel health advice
If you are leaving sooner, come in anyway. It is never too late for a pre-travel consultation. See why finishing a vaccine series matters.
How much do travel vaccines cost?
The pre-travel consultation is $95 per person, and each vaccine is priced per dose. For example, the yellow fever vaccine is $295, typhoid is $195 (oral) or $215 (injection), and hepatitis A is $135. See all vaccine prices and consultation fees.
Will my insurance cover the costs of my immunizations?
We do not accept insurance at our office. However, you may be able to submit your itemized receipt to your insurance company for potential reimbursement, depending on your plan and benefits. Coverage varies by insurance provider, so we recommend contacting your insurer directly to confirm which travel vaccines are eligible. After your visit, we provide a detailed receipt to make the reimbursement process easier.