Vaccinaties op Reis

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Personal travel advice & vaccinations

  1. Before you travel. Make an appointment with Vaccinaties op Reis for personal travel advice and travel vaccinations.
  2. What do you need? The necessary vaccines, malaria tablets, altitude-sickness medication and other measures differ by destination and by person.
  3. Advice in accordance with LCR protocols. The travel nurse assesses your itinerary and travel duration, previous vaccinations, medication use and general health.
  4. Your advice. You receive personal advice without obligation.
  5. Vaccination. Vaccines are generally in stock and can often be administered during your appointment.
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No problem. Tell us which location, date or time you are looking for. We will be happy to help you find a suitable travel appointment. You can also call us on weekdays between 9am and 5pm.

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Frequently asked questions

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Why do you ask about my itinerary, vaccination history and health?

This information is needed for safe, appropriate travel advice. Previous vaccinations show what protection you already have. Medication, medical conditions or reduced immunity can affect which vaccinations or other measures are appropriate.

When should I schedule an appointment before departure?

Schedule your appointment as early as possible before departure. The protection you need depends on your destination, travel duration and personal situation. Some vaccinations require more than one appointment. Personal advice can still be useful if you are leaving soon.

Can I make an appointment for more than one person or for my family?

Travel advice and fees are personal. When booking, say that you are travelling with several people and ask whether a family appointment is possible. Keep each traveller’s itinerary, vaccination details, medication and relevant health information to hand.

How is it assessed whether I need malaria tablets?

This depends on malaria risk in the areas you visit, your travel circumstances and your personal situation. Sometimes mosquito protection is most important; in other cases malaria tablets may be advised. The travel nurse assesses what suits your trip.

How is it assessed whether altitude-sickness medication is suitable for me?

This is assessed using your itinerary, ascent rate, sleeping altitude, opportunity to acclimatise and any previous altitude sickness. Only use altitude-sickness medication after personal advice.

Can I be vaccinated during my appointment?

Vaccines can generally be administered during your appointment. Some vaccines require several doses; the nurse will advise you about this.

Who provides the travel advice?

Our bachelor’s-level travel nurses are BIG-registered and LCR-certified. They provide advice in accordance with LCR protocols, applied to your personal situation.

Read more about LCR and travel advice

What does an appointment cost?

Fees apply per person and cover the intake, personal LCR advice, registration, materials and administration.

AppointmentCost p.p.
Regular appointment€ 29.95
Child aged 15 or under€ 19.95
Evening/weekend appointment€ 37.50
Evening/weekend appointment, child aged 15 or under€ 24.95
Follow-up appointment€ 19.95
Missed appointment€ 29.95

The evening rate applies Monday to Friday from 6pm. Vaccines, any prescriptions and other items are listed in the full price list. Prices were updated on 25 August 2025.

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How do I book a follow-up appointment?

New and follow-up appointments use the same travel planner. If your first appointment was with another provider, choose a new travel appointment.