What circulates where, which infections a vaccine prevents, and what to arrange before you travel. Choose a region to start.
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Common Viruses in India
What actually circulates here, which infections a vaccine prevents, and which need mosquito control or water safety instead.
7 of 10 are vaccine-preventable
Common Viruses in the United States
What students and travellers heading to the US should know, and the immunisation records American universities will ask you for.
6 of 8 are vaccine-preventable
Common Viruses in the United Kingdom
What to expect from a UK winter, what UK universities ask for, and why MenACWY comes up so often for students.
6 of 7 are vaccine-preventable
Common Viruses in Australia
A low infectious risk overall, a reversed flu season, and strict documentation requirements for student visas.
4 of 7 are vaccine-preventable
Common Viruses in Europe
Generally low risk, with two things worth planning for: measles outbreaks and tick-borne encephalitis in forested regions.
6 of 7 are vaccine-preventable
Common Viruses in Africa
The one region where a vaccine certificate is a legal entry requirement, and where planning six weeks ahead genuinely matters.
6 of 8 are vaccine-preventable
Bring your itinerary, including transit stops and any rural legs. Some vaccines take weeks to complete and a yellow fever certificate is only valid from day 10, so book around six weeks before you fly.
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