10 Best Travel & Vaccination Clinics in Singapore (2026)
Ten real Singapore clinics for pre-travel health consults and vaccinations - yellow fever, typhoid, hepatitis and more - each verified on its own website.
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AI image by LocalRankTravelling somewhere that calls for more than a passport check? Singapore has a solid spread of hospitals and private clinics offering pre-travel health consultations and vaccinations, covering everything from yellow fever and typhoid to hepatitis, Japanese encephalitis, rabies and the seasonal flu jab. This guide rounds up ten currently-operating travel and vaccination clinics, each checked against its own website for the services and vaccines it says it provides. It's a shortlist to explore, not a ranking or medical advice - the right vaccines depend on your itinerary and health history, and stock, appointments and requirements change, so confirm directly with the clinic before booking.
1. Tan Tock Seng Hospital (Travellers' Health & Vaccination Clinic)
Tan Tock Seng Hospital runs its Travellers' Health & Vaccination Clinic (THVC) through its Department of Infectious Diseases, based at the TTSH Medical Centre in Novena. The clinic offers personalised pre-travel consultations with infectious disease doctors and nurses, covering destination-specific risk assessment, a review of past vaccination history and, where relevant, anti-malarial prophylaxis. It states it administers vaccines including yellow fever, typhoid, Japanese encephalitis, hepatitis A and B, meningococcal disease and rabies, and separately offers post-travel screening for travellers who fall unwell after a trip. As a hospital specialist service, consultations and vaccinations are strictly by appointment, and the clinic recommends booking four to six weeks ahead of departure.
2. Changi General Hospital (Medical Centre for Travellers)
Changi General Hospital's Medical Centre for Travellers (MCT) is one of the hospital's specialist centres, on Level 4 of the CGH Medical Centre in Simei. It offers pre-travel consultations with either a nurse or a doctor depending on the vaccine, and lists hepatitis A and B, influenza, meningococcal ACWY, tetanus-diphtheria, typhoid, chickenpox and yellow fever as available with a nurse consult, while Japanese encephalitis, polio, rabies and yellow fever for those 60 and above require a doctor. The centre also puts together personalised travel medical kits and offers post-travel screening for issues such as prolonged fever or diarrhoea. Vaccinations need an appointment, though the kit and general advice are available as a walk-in.
3. Raffles Medical Group
Raffles Medical Group offers travel health consultations and vaccinations across its network of clinics islandwide, including a clinic at Changi Airport. The group says travel vaccinations are generally available on a walk-in basis, with jabs for influenza and hepatitis A and B offered at all its clinics, while less commonly needed vaccines such as Japanese encephalitis and yellow fever are limited to selected outlets. Its published guidance also covers meningococcal disease, polio, rabies, typhoid and cholera prophylaxis, matched to region-specific risk tables the group provides for travellers heading to Africa, the Americas, the Middle East and elsewhere. Raffles Medical recommends a consultation four to six weeks before departure and lists selected vaccinations as bookable online.
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4. SATA CommHealth
SATA CommHealth is a long-running Singapore community healthcare provider whose medical centres offer general-practitioner consultations alongside vaccination services for statutory checks, travel and general wellness. Its published vaccine list for travellers includes typhoid, yellow fever, hepatitis A and B and influenza, among others, and it publishes its own guidance on planning a pre-travel vaccination schedule. SATA CommHealth positions itself as an MOH-approved, accessible option for travel vaccinations rather than a dedicated travel-only clinic, and recommends a pre-travel review four to six weeks before departure so there is time for multi-dose courses and any records checks. Appointments can be made through its online booking system or by calling its hotline directly.
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5. Dr Tan & Partners (DTAP Clinic)
Dr Tan & Partners, trading as DTAP Clinic, runs outlets at Clarke Quay, Novena, Orchard, Holland Village and Kovan and markets itself around travel health alongside general and men's health services. It lists travel vaccines including yellow fever, meningococcal disease, typhoid, hepatitis A and B, rabies and cholera, plus routine jabs such as influenza, MMR and Tdap, and says its pre-travel consultations also cover malaria prophylaxis, altitude-sickness medication and doctor-curated travel medical kits. The clinic is also known for tailored vaccine packages for Haj and Umrah pilgrims, built around Saudi Ministry of Health requirements. It additionally offers post-travel illness evaluation for returning travellers who fall unwell after a trip.
Islandwide (Clarke Quay & Orchard)
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6. Nuffield Medical
Nuffield Medical runs a travel vaccination clinic from The Domain on East Coast Road in Siglap, and states on its site that it is a Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre meeting Singapore Ministry of Health requirements, issuing the WHO International Certificate of Vaccination for that jab. Beyond yellow fever, it lists a broad vaccine range including hepatitis A and B, tetanus, typhoid, chickenpox, meningococcal disease, influenza, MMR, pneumococcal disease, rabies, Japanese encephalitis and malaria-prophylaxis advice. The clinic recommends booking a pre-travel consultation four to six weeks ahead of departure, and notes that yellow fever vaccination itself should ideally be given at least 14 days before travelling to an affected region.
7. The Clinic Group
The Clinic Group describes itself as an insurance-neutral corporate medical group running ten clinics inside office developments across Singapore, including Marina One, Capital Tower, CapitaGreen, One George Street and Westgate. It states that all of its locations function as accredited travel vaccination centres and that it is an accredited yellow fever vaccination site, offering what it calls the full range of currently available routine and travel vaccines. Because its clinics sit inside business districts and office towers, it can suit working travellers fitting a jab in around meetings rather than making a special trip to a clinic. Beyond vaccinations, the group also runs health screenings, physiotherapy and other general clinic services from the same sites.
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8. International Medical Clinic (IMC)
International Medical Clinic, trading as IMC Healthcare, runs family and paediatric clinics at Camden, Holland Village, Katong and Serangoon Garden, and offers travel vaccination as part of its general practice services. It says it can protect against 15 travel-relevant diseases, including cholera, hepatitis A and B, Japanese encephalitis, malaria, meningococcal disease, rabies, typhoid and yellow fever, and puts together travel medical kits stocked with prescription medication for common issues such as traveller's diarrhoea and motion sickness, plus insect repellents and a sharps kit for higher-risk trips. IMC recommends booking a travel consultation at least a month ahead of departure to allow time for multi-dose vaccines to take effect.
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9. Minmed Group
Minmed Group runs clinics, wellness centres and health-screening facilities across Singapore, with travel vaccination offered at selected locations. It states it is a designated Yellow Fever vaccination centre issuing the International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis, and lists a wide vaccine range covering influenza, hepatitis A and B, typhoid, meningococcal disease, Japanese encephalitis, rabies, pneumococcal disease, chickenpox, MMR, HPV, cholera and tetanus-diphtheria-pertussis combinations. Minmed says its clinics keep ready vaccine stock and open daily with flexible hours, and encourages travellers to book an appointment ahead rather than assume a specific vaccine will be in stock at every outlet on the day they walk in.
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10. Parkway Shenton
Parkway Shenton is a large Singapore GP network that handles routine travel vaccinations at its clinics islandwide, while concentrating yellow fever vaccination at a smaller number of dedicated outlets, which it lists as Esplanade MRT, Ang Mo Kio, Bedok Central and Harbourfront. It says no appointment is needed for a walk-in yellow fever jab at those specific clinics, though it advises calling ahead to confirm the vaccine is in stock, and that a single dose is usually sufficient, with some destinations requiring a booster after several years. Parkway Shenton notes that its Woodleigh MediCentre does not carry yellow fever vaccine, underlining that travellers should check the specific outlet before turning up for that jab.
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How to choose
- Book early. Several travel vaccines need multiple doses spaced weeks apart, or take time to become fully effective, and most clinics recommend a pre-travel consultation four to six weeks before departure. Leaving it to the week before your flight can rule out completing certain vaccine courses in time, or force a rushed schedule.
- Match the clinic to your itinerary. Not every clinic stocks every vaccine or holds yellow fever centre status, so check that the specific jabs your destination calls for, such as yellow fever, Japanese encephalitis or rabies, are actually available at the outlet you plan to visit before booking.
- Weigh a hospital travel clinic against a private one. Hospital-run services such as those at Tan Tock Seng or Changi General sit within specialist infectious-disease or travel-medicine departments, while private groups and clinic chains offer more locations and walk-in flexibility; either can suit, depending on your health history.
- Ask what a consultation covers beyond the injection itself. A proper pre-travel review should also touch on malaria prevention where relevant, altitude sickness, food-and-water precautions and a travel medical kit, not just which vaccines are due, so check what is included before assuming a jab alone is enough.
- Confirm current details directly with the clinic. Opening hours, walk-in versus appointment-only policy, which specific vaccines are in stock, and pricing all change and are not always current on third-party listings, so check the clinic's own website or call ahead shortly before the date you plan to go.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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