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Private · Sunderland

Travel vaccinations
for Indonesia.

Indonesia is a vast archipelago, and health risks vary enormously depending which islands you’re visiting. Jakarta, Java and Bali carry low malaria risk, while the eastern provinces, including Papua and Maluku, carry considerably higher risk. Our GPhC-registered pharmacist provides a full pre-travel health assessment tailored to your exact route, in a single visit.

GPhC Registered 9012617 Island-by-island risk assessment Same-day appointments No GP referral needed
Entry requirements and regional risk

What you need before you travel to Indonesia.

There is no yellow fever risk in Indonesia and no vaccine required for direct travel from the UK, a certificate is only needed if you arrive from a country with yellow fever risk. Malaria risk varies enormously across the archipelago. It’s low to negligible in Jakarta, Java and Bali, but considerably higher in the five eastern provinces of Nusa Tenggara Timur, Maluku, North Maluku, Papua and West Papua, where protection is genuinely important.

Hepatitis A and typhoid are recommended for most travellers due to food and water hygiene, whichever islands you’re visiting. Japanese encephalitis is present in rural areas across much of the country, particularly around rice paddies, and is worth considering for rural travel or longer stays.

If you’re island-hopping, tell us your full route. A trip combining Bali with the eastern provinces carries a very different risk profile to a Bali-only holiday, particularly for malaria. Your exact itinerary determines what you need.
Visiting Bali specifically? See our dedicated Bali page for more detail on that island’s lower-risk profile.
Vaccines and protection for Indonesia

What we can provide.

Hepatitis A and Typhoid

Recommended for most travellers, covering food and water hygiene risk across the archipelago.

Malaria prevention tablets

Low priority for Jakarta, Java and Bali, but genuinely important for the eastern provinces including Papua and Maluku.

Japanese Encephalitis

Present in rural areas across much of Indonesia, relevant for longer stays or rural travel.

Rabies and Hepatitis B

Considered for longer stays, higher-risk activities, or travellers who may need medical or dental care while away.

Vaccine prices

Full price list available on this page ↓. Prices subject to change, please confirm at the clinic.

What to expect

What your Indonesia travel consultation covers.

Book your Indonesia travel consultation

Ideally 6–8 weeks before you travel, particularly if Japanese encephalitis applies to your trip.

Island-by-island health assessment

Your pharmacist reviews every island on your itinerary, since risk can vary considerably even within a single trip.

Vaccinations and antimalarial prescription

Any recommended vaccines available on the day are administered at the appointment. Antimalarial tablets are prescribed if suitable for you.

Documentation and records

Your vaccination record is kept on file in your Halaxy account for future reference.

Book online

Book your Indonesia travel consultation.

Same-day and same-week appointments often available. Urgent pre-travel consultations also available.

Opening hours

Mon–Fri 9am–5pm  ·  Sat & Sun 9am–5pm (private services only)

Call us

0191 503 4053

113 Chester Road, Sunderland SR4 7HG · GPhC Registered

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Indonesia vaccine price list.

Prices per dose. Some vaccines require multiple doses, the full course cost is shown in the Course column. Prices are subject to change, please confirm at the clinic before booking.

Vaccine Course Price per dose
Hepatitis A1 dose£62.00
Typhoid1 dose£38.00
Hepatitis A & B (combined)3 doses£80.00
Hepatitis B3 doses£52.00
Japanese Encephalitis2 doses£105.00
Rabies – price varies by vaccine used3 doses£75.00–£110.00
Cholera2 doses (3 for ages 2–5)£34.00
Diphtheria, Tetanus & Polio – formulation tailored to your needs1 dose£38.00
Antimalarial tablets – only if your route needs them, prescription onlyPer courseFrom £28.00
Your travel health consultation is free. The prices above cover the cost of each vaccine dose. There is no separate charge for the consultation itself. Not every vaccine or antimalarial will be clinically appropriate for every traveller, this is confirmed at your assessment.
FAQs

Indonesia travel vaccination FAQs.

Is malaria risk the same across all of Indonesia?
No, it varies enormously. Risk is low to negligible in Jakarta, Java and Bali, but considerably higher in the eastern provinces of Nusa Tenggara Timur, Maluku, North Maluku, Papua and West Papua.
Do I need a Yellow Fever certificate for Indonesia?
No, not for direct travel from the UK. There’s no yellow fever risk in Indonesia, and a certificate is only required if arriving from a country with yellow fever risk.
I’m only visiting Bali, does the same advice apply?
Bali carries a notably lower risk profile than some other Indonesian islands, particularly for malaria. See our dedicated Bali page for more specific detail.
What vaccines are recommended for most trips to Indonesia?
Hepatitis A and typhoid cover most travellers well, alongside your routine UK boosters. Hepatitis B, rabies, Japanese encephalitis and malaria tablets are added depending on your specific islands and itinerary.
Related

Related services.

Bali

Visiting Bali specifically? See our dedicated page for that island’s lower-risk profile.

Learn more →

Malaria Tablets

Essential for the eastern provinces, with the right option matched to your itinerary.

Learn more →

All Travel Vaccinations

See every destination and vaccine we cover as part of our full pre-travel health service.

Learn more →