Can I get a yellow fever, travel vaccine or specialised immunisation in Gibraltar?

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The GHA provides routine immunisations, including the childhood schedule, but travel vaccines are generally obtained privately, for example at GibMed's Vaccines and Travel Clinic. Yellow fever vaccine can only be given at a designated Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre, so confirm designation with the clinic before booking.
GHA immunisations: Gibraltar follows a UK-style immunisation schedule. Childhood vaccinations are provided free through the GHA, and adult vaccines such as seasonal flu are offered to eligible groups. Ask your GP at the Primary Care Centre (200 52441).
Travel vaccines: travel-specific vaccines and advice are generally provided privately. GibMed International Hospital runs a Vaccines and Travel Clinic where GPs give destination-specific advice, administer most recommended travel vaccines, issue a vaccination record booklet, and can prescribe anti-malarials. GibMed: ICC Building, Casemates Square, +350 200 49999.
Yellow fever: this vaccine may only be given at a designated Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre, which issues the International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP) required by some countries. Ask the clinic whether it currently holds designation. If no Gibraltar provider does, Spain's international vaccination centres (Centros de Vacunación Internacional) administer yellow fever vaccine by appointment.
Plan ahead: book at least 6 to 8 weeks before travel, as some vaccines need several doses and the yellow fever certificate only becomes valid 10 days after vaccination.
Visitors to Gibraltar need no vaccinations to enter.

Can I get a yellow fever, travel vaccine or specialised immunisation in Gibraltar?

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GHA immunisations

Travel vaccines

Yellow fever

Plan ahead